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  • COVER STORY: Diversified investment

    Diversity management is evolving from the right thing to do into a competitive advantage.
  • SUPPLY CHAIN SERIES: The GDS buy-in

    With successful pilots and an effective customization tool, Ahold's Rhonda Horn has been making the business case for global data synchronization at her company's disparate units.
  • What's in a Name? For Roundy's, it's Now 'Supermarkets'

    MILWAUKEE -- Roundy's, Inc. today said that its board of directors has approved changing the corporate name to Roundy's Supermarkets, Inc.
  • GROCERY: No time for recess

    Grocers should bone up on what's hot for back-to-school, to exploit key food and nonfoods business during the season's window of opportunity.
  • Merchandise China 2005 to Facilitate Retail Trade

    SHANGHAI, China -- Companies looking to do business in China might want to mark Oct. 17 to Oct. 20 on their calendars, as those are the dates that VNU, Progressive Grocer's parent company, will present Merchandise China 2005, an event that facilitates buying general merchandise, gifts, decorative accessories, fashion accessories, and toys from the mammoth country.
  • GMA and Kroger Tee Up for Hunger Relief

    WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Grocery Manufacturers of America here is joining forces with the Kroger Co. to support America's Second Harvest -- The Nation's Food Bank Network during the hunger relief organization's 25th anniversary. The two groups will host a charity golf tournament benefiting America's Second Harvest during GMA's MSM (Marketing Sales Merchandising) Conference, Oct. 11, at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo.
  • Hispanic Retail 360 Expo to Advance Education on Latino Market

    NEW YORK -- The only conference and trade show focused at helping retailers maximize their business with the growing Hispanic market will make its debut this fall, at a time when supermarkets around the country are rushing to better serve their Latino shoppers.
  • Multicultural Marketing a Game of Nuances: GMDC Study

    SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Retailers must pay close attention to the many nuances of the multicultural market if they are to service their ethnic customers properly, according to the General Merchandise Distributors Council Educational Foundation's latest study, released in part during the association's GM Marketing Conference held here earlier this week.
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