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  • Harris Teeter Boosts Ruddick Corp.'s 3Q Results

    CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Ruddick Corp., parent company of the regional Harris Teeter supermarket chain, late last week reported that consolidated sales for its third fiscal quarter ended June 27 grew 2.6 percent to $703 million from $685 million in the prior-year quarter.
  • Ralphs Memo Admits Locked-out Employees Worked

    COMPTON, Calif. - An internal company memo has revealed that, in a possible violation of federal law, Ralphs let locked-out employees work during the nearly five-month Southern California labor dispute.
  • GROCERY: Touchdown!

    An extra week of Super Bowl merchandising gives retailers the chance to score extra sales.
  • FEATURE: Center of attention

    Smart operators such as Supervalu are heeding the call from trade groups to protect the supermarket's core grocery business.
  • NONFOODS: David vs. Goliath

    Cub Foods uses agility and precision to compete in the tough home entertainment category.
  • COVER STORY: Stolen profits

    As more retailers put loss prevention at the forefront, they'll need to rely on a mix of new technology and basic training -- with commitment from the executive suite down to the checkout line.
  • FRESH FOOD: Cutting it close

    With the FDA's scrutiny of produce-handling practices bound to heighten, retailers can play a more active role than ever in keeping their products and sales safe and secure.
  • Wal-Mart Attempts to Block Zoning Rules in Maryland

    WASHINGTON - Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is taking steps to ensure its future in Maryland by adamantly opposing zoning rules that have been proposed in Montgomery County.
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