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  • Rite Aid Cashes Out in Vegas; Walgreens Buys Pharm Files

    CAMP HILL, Pa. -- Drug chain Rite Aid here is exiting the Las Vegas metro market, and Walgreens has already scooped up the patient files from 27 of Rite Aid's closing stores in the market.
  • Rite Aid Cashes Out in Vegas; Walgreens Buys Pharm Files

    CAMP HILL, Pa. -- Drug chain Rite Aid here is exiting the Las Vegas metro market, and Walgreens has already scooped up the patient files from 27 of Rite Aid's closing stores in the market.
  • Kroger Said Scouting Real Estate in India

    CINCINNATI - The Kroger Co. here is reportedly looking to enter the real estate business in India.
  • Marsh Said Seeking HQ Roommate

    INDIANAPOLIS - The ongoing corporate downsizing at Marsh Supermarkets, Inc. here apparently also pertains to headquarters office space. The chain is reportedly looking to sublease part or its entire four-story headquarters building at I-69 and 96th Street in Hamilton County.
  • Ahold Settles with Ex-U.S. Foodservice C.E.O.

    AMSTERDAM -- Ahold said yesterday it has reached a settlement with James Miller, the ex-c.e.o. of its former U.S. Foodservice subsidiary, which Ahold sold in July to American buyout firms Clayton Dubilier & Rice Inc. and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. for $7.1 billion. Under the settlement, Miller will pay the retail conglomerate $8 million.
  • Hannaford Buying Vermont Stop & Shop Unit

    SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- Hannaford Supermarkets said last week that it has bought the unopened Stop & Shop Supermarket on Route 7 in the Green Mountain Plaza in Rutland, Vt., with the intention of relocating its current Rutland store to that site in February.
  • RCS Unloads 25 Marsh Properties at Auction

    INDIANAPOLIS - Marsh Supermarkets, Inc. based here netted approximately $12 million from the proceeds of 25 fee-owned properties that sold at an auction handled for the retailer by New York, N.Y.-based RCS Real Estate Advisors.
  • A&P Prices Convertible Senior Notes

    MONTVALE, N.J. -- The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc. has set the pricing of its previously announced public offering at $150 million aggregate principal amount of convertible senior notes due 2011, and $230 million aggregate principal amount of convertible senior notes due 2012.
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