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Loblaw Companies, Ltd.

  • Loblaw Names New C.F.O.; Braces for Q4, Year Losses

    TORONTO -- Loblaw Cos., Ltd. said yesterday it had appointed William Wells to the position of c.f.o., effective April, 2, 2007. At that time, Richard Mavrinac will step down as e.v.p. of the company. Steve Smith, e.v.p., financial control, will also leave the retailer, effective today.

  • Loblaw Names New C.O.O.

    TORONTO -- Loblaw Cos., Ltd. here said Friday it had appointed Dalton Phillips to be its new c.o.o, effective Jan. 10. Phillips, 38, succeeds e.v.p. and chief retail officer Dave Jeffs, who is resigning after 28 years with the company.

  • Loblaw Cos. to Close 19 Underperforming Provigo Stores

    TORONTO -- Montreal-based food retailer Provigo, a banner of Loblaw Co. here, will close several unprofitable supermarkets as part of a long-term strategy to strengthen its network.

  • Loblaw Cos. to Close 19 Underperforming Provigo Stores

    TORONTO -- Montreal-based food retailer Provigo, a banner of Loblaw Co. here, will close several unprofitable supermarkets as part of a long-term strategy to strengthen its network.

  • Loblaw Said to Fine Suppliers for Late Deliveries

    TORONTO -- Beginning yesterday, Loblaw Cos. Ltd., which has been struggling to streamline its supply chain, reportedly began imposing $1,000 fines on any suppliers that deliver goods late or otherwise impede the flow of products to its shelves

  • Loblaw Expands Data Warehouse for Stronger Store-Level Forecasting

    TORONTO, Ontario, Canada - Canadian food retailer Loblaw Companies Limited yesterday doubled the size of its data warehouse and related professional services in an effort move to a more dynamic data environment, add functionality to its enterprise system, integrate all corporate information, and provide business users with more timely and accurate analytics.

  • Loblaw Expands Data Warehouse for Stronger Store-Level Forecasting

    TORONTO, Ontario, Canada - Canadian food retailer Loblaw Companies Limited yesterday doubled the size of its data warehouse and related professional services in an effort move to a more dynamic data environment, add functionality to its enterprise system, integrate all corporate information, and provide business users with more timely and accurate analytics.

  • Loblaw Quits Accepting Checks

    ONTARIO - Canadian supermarket operator Loblaw Cos. Ltd. is the latest on a growing list of Canadian retailers to nix the check payment method, the National Post reports.
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