Kroger's move to stop accepting Visa credit cards at some of its California stores could lead to lower prices but also cause shoppers in search of convenience to shop elsewhere.

Supermarket chain Kroger is considering expanding a ban on Visa credit cards, which it will soon stop accepting at Foods Co. stores in California. Foods Co., part of Kroger's California-based Food ...

Kroger Co. has quit accepting Visa credit cards at some of its stores in a battle against rising fees charged by the credit card giant. It could expand that policy to even more stores.

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Kroger is no longer accepting Visa credit cards at one of its subsidiaries called, Foods Co. The decision impacts customers in places like Sacramento and San Francisco. Now, it has customers in ...

Shoppers' Visa credit cards won't be accepted at more than 160 Kroger stores and 100 fuel centers starting April 3, the grocer said Friday. Kroger said its Smith's Food & Drug Stores division in ...

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Kroger Co., the nation’s largest traditional grocery chain, has been steadily expanding its financial services business since beginning with a Kroger credit card three years ago. Stores now ...

Kroger stores in Greater Cincinnati, including Northern Kentucky and Dayton, are back online and able to accept credit cards, a Kroger official confirmed just after 2 p.m. Tuesday.

Soaring credit card swipe fees and fuel prices are to blame for today's higher grocery prices, Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen said in court on Wednesday. Kroger and its rival Albertsons are currently ...