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  • Nash Finch shares soar, Fleming shares drop

    CHICAGO -- Shares of Nash Finch Co. rose more than 59 percent on Wednesday after the food distributor said U.S. regulators would not object to how it accounts for certain vendor charges.
  • German Supermarket Offers Wedding Packages

    GERMANY - A German discount chain is offering complete wedding packages to its customers for 1,500 pounds ($2,417), according to a published report.
  • Rumors Pick Away at Ahold Stock

    AMSTERDAM--News accounts of talk that Royal Ahold executives had long been aware of accounting irregularities at the world's second-largest retailer caused its stock price to fall 10 percent in Amsterdam Monday, Reuters reports.
  • SEC Filing Suggests Ahold Troubles May Date Back To 2000

    AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands - Royal Ahold NV told federal regulators on Thursday that its accountant, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, no longer stands behind its audits for 2000 and 2001. The latest announcement raises questions about whether problems with the company's financial statements began earlier than had been acknowledged.
  • Sara Lee to Shift Focus to Best-Known Brands

    CHICAGO - Chicago-based Sara Lee Corp. will close more bakeries and cease making many of its regional breads so it can concentrate on its best-known brands, The Chicago Sun-Times reports.
  • Kmart Execs: Details and Best Practices Will Determine Company's Future

    NEW YORK - In gearing up for its late April bankruptcy emergence, Kmart's top brass say a detailed approach to marketing and operations and a well-defined best practices strategy are key to solvency and eventual profitability.
  • ACNielsen Study: Supercenters and Dollar Stores Winning Grocery Customers

    PHOENIX, Ariz. - Consumers are continuing to scale back their trips to the grocery store, opting instead for supercenters, dollar stores, and warehouse club stores, according to the latest "Channel Blurring" study from ACNielsen U.S., an operating unit of ACNielsen, a VNU company.
  • U.N. Urges Sugar Limit for Healthier Living

    ROME - People should get no more than 10 percent of their calories from sugar, eat more fruit and vegetables and exercise moderately to cut risks of chronic disease, two United Nations agencies said on Monday.
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