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  • FEATURE: New Formats: The British are coming

    Tesco's finally got a U.S. market plan. Here's what to expect.
  • GROCERY: Household Cleaners: Clean up in the aisle

    Disinfectants are shining, as are products friendly to the environment and the nose.
  • Wal-Mart Expands Selection of Organic Products for Infants

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- In one of Wal-Mart's first moves to give serious attention to the growing organic segment, the retailer said yesterday it is expanding its organic baby product lineup.
  • NEW Names Frito-Lay Exec Outstanding Champion

    CHICAGO -- Thomas R. Greco, s.v.p. of sales for Frito-Lay North America, has been named Outstanding Champion for 2006 by the Network of Executive Women. The organization will honor Greco Sunday, May 7, at the group's annual Champion's Reception at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Chicago. The reception is sponsored by Deloitte & Touche and will also honor this year's NEW scholarship winners.
  • Wal-Mart Posts EEOC Data on Web Site

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Wal-Mart Stores has been saying in its commercials and marketing materials that it's a major proponent of employee diversity. Now the world's largest retailer aims to prove it by revealing how many women and minorities it employs on its Web site, http://Walmartfacts.com.
  • Public Hearings on Wal-Mart's Bank Bid Begin

    WASHINGTON -- The world's largest retailer will be surrounded by plenty of critics today as it begins explaining to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) its plans to provide banking services through an Industrial Loan Corporation (ILC). The hearings are the first-ever formal public hearings on a bank application.
  • PBH Elects New Exec Committee, Officers; Names Awardees

    WILMINGTON, Del. -- Jan DeLyser, v.p. of marketing for the California Avocado Commission, was elected to chair the board of trustees of the Produce for Better Health Foundation based here.
  • Tops Investing in Stores, Initiatives to Boost Business

    WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. -- In line with parent company Ahold USA's determination to beef up its soft supermarket sales, Tops Markets, LLC, based here, said yesterday it was undertaking a series of steps to raise its profile in its core western New York market.
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