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  • Ahold CIO to Speak on Leveraging Tech to Differentiate from Competitors

    NEW YORK -- Ahold c.i.o. Dave McNally will explain the how and why behind Ahold¿s deployment of an enterprise-wide system as a foundation to plug in technologies it needs to differentiate from competition, during a one-hour interactive Webcast Tuesday, December 4 hosted by Progressive Grocer.

  • Ahold Completes 1 Billion-euro Share Buyback

    AMSTERDAM -- Ahold here said yesterday that it has completed its 1 billion-euro (US $1.48 billion) share buyback program, which launched at the end of August.

  • Ahold Names Rishton Prez

    AMSTERDAM -- Ahold has named John Rishton president and c.e.o. of the retail conglomerate. Rishton has served as acting president and c.e.o. since July 2007.

  • Food Lion Kicks Off Second Harvest Campaign

    SALISBURY, N.C. -- From Nov. 14 through Dec. 22, all Food Lion, Bottom Dollar Food, Harveys, and Reid's stores are participating in the "Shopping for Second Harvest" campaign to support local food banks affiliated with the America's Second Harvest Network, Food Lion said. All donations will stay in the communities where given to feed the hungry.

  • Food Lion Stores Accept American Express

    SALISBURY, N.C. -- Food Lion LLC and New York-based American Express have struck a deal whereby American Express cards will be accepted at the retailer's more than 1,200 grocery stores throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic U.S.

  • Q3 Comps at Delhaize U.S. Banners Highest Since 2000

    BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Delhaize Group, the parent company of Food Lion, Hannaford, and Sweetbay Supermarkets, said yesterday its U.S. banners achieved 4.6 percent comparable store sales growth in the third quarter -- their highest gain since 2000.

  • Food Lion Stores Accept American Express

    SALISBURY, N.C. -- Food Lion LLC and New York-based American Express have struck a deal whereby American Express cards will be accepted at the retailer's more than 1,200 grocery stores throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic U.S.

  • FTC Approves Morgan Stanley's Purchase of Tops Markets

    WASHINGTON -- Federal Trade Commission antitrust regulators have approved the $310 million purchase of Tops Markets by Morgan Stanley Private Equity. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter.
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