Kroger's CEO resigns following investigation into personal conduct 00:33. Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen is resigning following a probe into his personal conduct, the grocery chain said Monday ...

Kroger Co. CEO Rodney McMullen has resigned from his post following an investigation into his personal conduct, the company announced Monday. Kroger said in a statement that McMullen's conduct was ...

Kroger stores nationwide have been overcharging shoppers on expired and discounted sale items – potentially breaking federal and state laws and sapping extra dollars from cash-strapped customers ...

Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen has resigned after the company board investigated his "personal conduct" and found it counter to their corporate code of ethics. It's an abrupt leadership shakeup at the ...

Kroger on Monday said its longtime chief executive Rodney McMullen has stepped down after a probe into his personal conduct revealed inconsistencies with the grocery chain’s ethics policy.

Consumer Reports finds some Kroger stores overcharged $1.70 on average per sale item. If you’ve ever been charged a regular price instead of the sale price at a Kroger store, you’re not alone.

Kroger disclosures show McMullen’s departure was hasty: The company said it came about after the board “was made aware” of the undisclosed conduct and “immediately” hired an outside ...

Within months of Kroger KR-0.57%decrease; red down pointing triangle announcing a $20 billion deal to acquire rival Albertsons ACI-0.27%decrease; red down pointing triangle, Kroger made missteps ...

Kroger paid former CEO Rodney McMullen $15.4 million in 2024 – the final year before his abrupt March 3 resignation in the wake of a company ethics investigation. The amount was a slight ...

Kroger and Albertsons are fighting it out in court, blaming the other for which caused their proposed $25 billion merger to fail. A federal judge blocked the merger in December.

Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen is resigning immediately from the grocery store chain following an investigation that found his personal conduct was “inconsistent” with the company’s ethics policies.