Grocery chain Albertsons called off its $25 billion blockbuster merger with Kroger Wednesday after a federal judge halted the deal.

The $24.6-billion merger of Kroger and Albertsons supermarkets was designed to enrich corporate insiders at the expense of ...

is an attempt to deflect blame after Kroger notified Albertsons of its own breaches of the agreement. Albertsons shares dipped 0.1% Wednesday afternoon, while Kroger shares jumped 1.4%.

On the East Coast, Harris Teeter is also owned by Kroger. Alongside these supermarkets, Kroger also handles grocery warehouses Foods Co. in California and Food 4 Less in the Midwest and Southwest.

Walmart alone controls nearly 30% nationally and over 50% in many regions. Kroger and Albertsons own dozens of regional banners that millions of people shop in daily. Kroger owns Fred Meyer ...

This victory has a direct, tangible impact on the lives of millions of Americans who shop at Kroger or Albertsons-owned grocery stores for their everyday needs, whether that’s a Fry’s in ...

The failure of the Kroger-Albertsons merger exposed serious problems at QFC, a leader in Seattle's grocery industry before it ...

Kroger released its own statement, calling the suit "baseless." "Kroger refutes these allegations in the strongest possible terms, especially in light of Albertsons' repeated intentional material ...

In a statement, Tim Moriarty, Albertsons’s general counsel and chief policy officer, accused Kroger of acting in its own financial self-interest by “repeatedly providing insufficient ...

Albertsons said Wednesday it is officially ... contractual obligations to ensure that the merger succeeded, Kroger acted in its own financial self-interest, repeatedly providing insufficient ...