Albertsons ordered to pay $4 million for overcharging California shoppers
Supermarket giant Albertsons and its Vons stores will pay nearly $4 million to settle complaints in California that they overcharged consumers through false advertising and unfair competition. At the heart of the complaints were faulty scales and scanners used to determine food prices in checkout lines.
The two pure-play grocers argue in final brief in FTC case that merger is needed to compete with ‘non-union behemoths’ ...
Grocery store giant Albertsons, which also operates under Safeway and Vons in California, agreed to pay $3.9 million in fines ...
The stock price may show what investors think about the merger’s prospects. A Boise analyst says the price signals more than ...
Federal regulators argue that the combined grocer chains could create local monopolies in hundreds of communities ...
The complaint alleged that Albertsons and Vons unlawfully charged customers prices higher than their lowest advertised price.
Colorado attorneys who sued to prevent the state’s top grocers from merging estimate mountain town residents pay 10% more for ...
CASPER — A proposed merger that could have a major impact on Wyoming’s grocery landscape is headed to court.
About two weeks before the Federal Trade Commission sued to block Kroger Company’s proposed $24.6 billion merger with ...
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