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  • FEATURE: The bold and the embattled

    Today's intense business climate raises the profiles of both strong and weak competitors. Here's a look at how some food retailers fared last year.
  • Update: Ahold Fails to Sell Argentine Disco Unit to Cencosud

    AMSTERDAM - Dutch retailer Ahold said today it had failed to reach an agreement to sell its controlling stake in the Argentine supermarket chain Disco to Chilean retailer Cencosud and had ended exclusive talks.
  • Wal-Mart Reported Close to Acquiring Ahold Unit

    SAO PAULO, Brazil - A source close to the deal says Wal-Mart Stores Inc., is close to an agreement to purchase Bompreco, Brazil's third-biggest retailer, from Ahold, Reuters reports.
  • Ahold Posts Bonus Criteria for Anders Moberg

    ZAANDAM, Netherlands - Ahold yesterday said it had established seven criteria that its new c.e.o. Anders Moberg would have to meet to receive a bonus for 2003.
  • Cencosud Reaches Agreement to Acquire Disco From Ahold

    ZAANDAM, Netherlands - Chilean retailer Cencosud S.A. has reached an agreement with Ahold for the acquisition of the Netherlands-based company's controlling stake in the Argentine supermarket chain Disco S.A.
  • Ahold Sells Two Polish Hypermarkets to Carrefour

    ZAANDAM, The Netherlands - Ahold said it has reached agreement to sell two Hypernova hypermarkets in Poland to Carrefour Poland for an undisclosed sum. The agreement will take effect on Nov. 18, 2003.
  • Ahold to Restructure Some U.S. Retail Operations

    SAN FRANCISCO - Ahold on Friday said it plans to establish an "arena" combining two U.S. food chains, Stop & Shop and Giant Food of Landover, Md., as part of a three-year plan to restructure its global operations, Reuters reports.
  • Ahold Unveils 'Road to Recovery' Plan

    ZAANDAM, Netherlands - Ahold today unveiled a strategy and funding plan designed to rebuild its value over the next three years. The plan includes divesting of retail operations that likely won't maintain the number one or two positions in their markets within three to five years.
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