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  • Ahold 2nd Quarter 2001 Net Earnings Surge 37.2%

    Ahold 2nd Quarter 2001 Net Earnings Surge 37.2% on a gain of 29% in sales. Chain officials cofirm talks with several potential acquisiton candidates.
  • People still signing up for broadband

    Despite a wide technology downturn, Internet subscriber figures continue to grow inthe United States where a majority of homes have at least dial-up access and nearlyone in four online households use a broadband connection, according to a new study.
  • Union Sets Date for Strike at Shop Rite Supermarkets in South Jersey

    The Union representing workers at the Zallies and Ravitz Shop Rite supermarkets in southern New Jersey today hand delivered a seven-day strike notice to the company, as required by law. If no agreement is reached by midnight on Thursday, September 6, 2001 thousands of supermarket workers could be walking picket lines instead of checking out customer grocery orders.
  • Supermarket Sues Over Confidential Yahoo! Postings

    Nash Finch has filed a lawsuit alleging that "person or persons unknown--possibly employees--posted confidential information" about the company on a Yahoo! message board. The Edina, Minn.-based company's suit claims "breach of contract and misappropriation of trade secrets" and stipulates that if "the defendants turn out to be current or former employees, they would have violated Nash Finch's Code of Ethics and Business Conduct and Associate Handbook."
  • William H. Webb Named Vice Chairman Philip Morris Companies Inc.

    The Board of Directors of Philip Morris Companies Inc. on Wednesday announced that William H. Webb was elected to the position of Vice Chairman, Philip Morris Companies Inc., effective immediately.
  • A&P to Use Vality Integrity Software for Better Inventory Management

    The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Inc. (A&P) has selected Vality Technology's Vality INTEGRITY software to help it better manage its inventory and suppliers and to reduce procurement costs.
  • Health Organization Petitions USDA to Ensure 'Feces-Free' Meat or Issue Biohazard Labels

    PCRM, a national health organization dedicated to promoting preventive medicine and higher standards in medical research, education, and practice, on Wednesday filed a petition calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture to protect consumers against feces-contaminated poultry and meat. The petition coincides with PCRM's release of a survey that shows that 84 percent of adults have no idea that the primary source of foodborne pathogens on poultry and meat is animal feces.
  • information technology: Companies prefer .uk for web address

    UK Companies are turning their backs on .com domain names, according to a survey by thenational domain name registry, Nominet UK.
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