date:May 14, 2014
riendly business model. As a result, for the full fiscal year Kroger's earnings per share grew 13% year over year, and it returned $928 million to shareholders through share buybacks and dividends.
Why the growth should continue
Going forward, Kroger's innovations, as a part of its customer-first approach, should drive growth. For example, the faster-checkout initiative that it implemented for enhancing customer experience is panning out well. In addition, Kroger is bolstering its product port