Kroger announced a $25B merger with Albertsons two years ago, but not everyone thinks it’s a good idea. Here’s where thing stand now.

The FTC’s arguments largely centered on how they believe the merger would be anticompetitive, while representatives from Kroger and Albertsons argued the merger needed to happen in order for them to actually stay competitive in a rapidly-evolving grocery landscape where online retailers,

Most of the 105 stores in Colorado, branded as Safeway, to be sold to C&S while King Soopers parent, Kroger, picks up 14. Week two begins.

From price gouging to deleting evidence, this case reveals a lot about Kroger and Albertsons’ fight for dominance over the grocery market.

Grocery workers, consumers and state and federal regulators are awaiting a ruling in District Court in Oregon to see if a proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons will proceed.

Grocery store employees and a farmers union said the proposed Kroger-Albertsons merger would result in job losses, increased grocery prices and food deserts.

The third trial attempting to stop the $25 billion deal to merge Kroger and Albertsons began Monday in Colorado.

A proposed merger that could have a major impact on Wyoming’s grocery landscape is headed to court. The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit in February to stop the merger and the attorneys general in eight states,

The two pure-play grocers argue in final brief in FTC case that merger is needed to compete with ‘non-union behemoths’