Meg Erpenbeck

Twenty-six Texas stores are expected to be sold as part of the deal Kroger’s deal with C&S Wholesale Grocers, all of which will be Albertsons stores, which could include Tom Thumb or Market Street stores. Here are more details about that transaction, along with an update on Kroger’s earnings and its recent opioid settlement.

Kroger Co., the parent of Fry’s Food Stores in the Valley, released its second quarter earnings results, topping Wall Street’s expectations. However, one hallmark of the results was the news that Kroger has finalized a deal to sell more than 400 stores in connection to its megamerger with Albertsons Companies. Here’s how many are in Arizona.

The Ohio Council of Retail Merchants revealed its support for the Ohio Restaurant Association’s ongoing plea with the county administration to not relocate its 1,200 workers from downtown.

The Cincinnati Bengals’ roster of sponsors continues to grow ahead of the team’s upcoming season, with one of the region’s largest private companies and a cocktail brand backed by well-known sports industry veterans now signing on.

The Joe Burrow Foundation and one of Cincinnati’s largest public companies are teaming up to give back to a Cincinnati nonprofit. The catch: the donation amount depends on the star quarterback’s on-field success.

Ms.Medicine is adding Greater Cincinnati location, Jersey Mike’s is opening in downtown Cincinnati and a roundup of the Tri-State’s top business news.

The Queen City’s beer industry continues to reign supreme, according to a new ranking by HomeToGo.

Game Show Battle Rooms plans to open its eighth location this September in the Tri-State. Here’s what we know.

Northern Kentucky business leaders, as well as Kentucky. Gov. Andy Beshear broke ground on the new $26 million OneNKY project designed to serve as a hub of economic growth for the region.

Shareholders for a firm aiming to take Cincinnati’s Unifund public have approved extending the deal’s timeframe.

Element Materials picks Cincinnati for new jobs; Mobile Infrastructure begins trading on exchange; and a roundup of Cincinnati’s top business news.

Greg Sheanshang, the longtime CEO of Lebanon-based JBM Packaging, has died at 75.

REDI Cincinnati has issued nearly 60 inclusion grants since the 3-year-old program’s inception, creating more than 400 new jobs in the process.

Cincinnati Public Radio has officially started construction on its new Evanston headquarters.

Seven secretaries of state, including New Mexico’s Maggie Toulouse Oliver, are joining forces to petition federal regulators to block Kroger’s $24.6 billion acquisition of rival Albertsons.

The Cincinnati Museum Center’s new culinary studio will offer various programming designed to explore food science and how food plays a critical role in both our history and culture.

The Courier has teamed up with its sister papers, Columbus Business First and Dayton Business Journal, to rank the largest private companies shaping our economies. Here’s a look at the 10 largest firms to make our combined list.

St. Elizabeth Healthcare once again tops the Business Courier’s list of largest Northern Kentucky employers.

Good morning, Cincinnati! Here are the five things you need to know to kickstart your Thursday.

Pet Wants, a speciality retailer grown out of Findlay Market, named DeNita Carani president.