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Our five city-run grocery stores will set prices . . . at 30% below typical retail prices. — Mayor Mamdani, Monday
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Snap up cheaper groceries
There’s too much choice in modern life
Shanghai leads nation, Asia in ‘first-store economy’ race
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Ask about sales timing
Wake up, your shopping’s done
Unexpected items in bagging area
What our awards mean
Michaels gives shoppers ‘signature moments’
Loblaw sales, profit rise as shoppers continue to seek discount grocery stores
The Cheesecake Factory sets opening for new Concord Mills restaurant. Here’s when
Only shop on Scots island for sale
Group targets Kroger pricing practices
TG JONES STORE AXE WILL MEAN CLOSURE OF POST OFFICE AT SAME SITE
Why shoe retailers are vanishing
Amazon and Walmart ignore false claims
Supermarket spending more discerning as inflation hits
Enjoy ASUS school-ready deals until Sept. 15
Renovations under way at busy Walmart in Sydney
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You'll pay for those pork chops one way or another
The ‘rockets and feathers’ effect: When inflation eases but grocery bills stay high
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Tax holiday has a big ripple effect
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Tesco supporting children and families over summer
Family-owned supermarket marks 80 years in business with acquisition