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  • Fannie May/Fanny Farmer Candy Brands Sold

    CHICAGO - Archibald Candy Co. said this week it is selling its venerable Fannie May and Fanny Farmer candy brands and shutting down its factory here, putting 625 people out of work. The new unidentified owner will supply the candy to keep the Fannie May and Fanny Farmer brands alive.
  • Kmart Holding Corp. Sees Less Loss in Third Quarter

    TROY, Mich. - Kmart Holding Corporation said today its third quarter third-quarter loss narrowed although sales fell.
  • BJ's November Same-Store Sales Up 8.4 Percent

    NATICK, Mass. - BJ's Wholesale Club Inc.'s November same-store sales went up 8.4 percent, less than the 9.7 percent growth analysts had predicted, as strong sales in the first half of the month stalled in the second half, according to Dow Jones Business News.
  • KFC Plucks New Ad Campaign

    LOUISVILLE, Ky. - KFC Corp. here is pulling its highly publicized new ad campaign that touted its chicken as being healthy.
  • Sam's Club Open House Set for This Weekend

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. - The Sam's Club division of Wal-Mart Stores here is hoping to get a jump start on the Christmas shopping season -- and the competition -- by holding an "open house" in its membership clubs this weekend.
  • Kroger Partners With Fuel Rewards on Gas for Groceries Program

    ATLANTA - After a successful yearlong test in select markets throughout the nation, Kash 4 Gas will be available in Kroger grocery stores throughout Georgia, including Atlanta, Rome, Macon, and Dalton, among other locations. Kash 4 Gas is a customer loyalty program produced by Dallas, Texas-based Centego Marketing, Inc., in which shoppers earn free gasoline for purchasing specified grocery items.
  • Supermarket NONFOODS Business: Beyond back-to-school

    Grocers can boost year-round sales of school and office supplies simply by regaining focus on the category and using creative promotions.
  • Peachy Outlook for N.J. Peach Crop

    TRENTON, N.J. -- It's going to be a peachy keen autumn for peach lovers, but produce department managers might have to do some juggling to fit them into that section.
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