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  • COVER STORY: Sports Marketing: Playing to win

    Retailers that approach sports marketing strategically can take the lead -- but they must be willing to open the throttle and accelerate beyond sponsorship rights.
  • Food Expansion Prominent in Target's Growth Plans

    MINNEAPOLIS -- Target Corp.'s plans for sales growth in the next few years apparently include competing more directly with supermarkets for the food dollar.
  • Ex-Target Exec to Lead Family Dollar's Global Sourcing

    MATTHEWS, N.C. -- Discount chain Family Dollar Stores, Inc. has tapped a former Target executive to oversee its global sourcing strategy, which now includes about 40 percent of its merchandise.
  • Pet Food Crisis Spreads to More Brands, Dry Food and Treats

    WASHINGTON - Supermarkets are starting to run out of the pet food brands they can carry. The pet food recalls centering around the presence of contaminated wheat gluten in products continued to broaden Friday and over the weekend, as recalls encompassed new brands and broke for the first time into the dry food side of the aisle.
  • Pet Food Crisis Spreads to More Brands, Dry Food and Treats

    WASHINGTON - Supermarkets are starting to run out of the pet food brands they can carry. The pet food recalls centering around the presence of contaminated wheat gluten in products continued to broaden Friday and over the weekend, as recalls encompassed new brands and broke for the first time into the dry food side of the aisle.
  • Pet Food Crisis Spreads to More Brands, Dry Food and Treats

    WASHINGTON - Supermarkets are starting to run out of the pet food brands they can carry. The pet food recalls centering around the presence of contaminated wheat gluten in products continued to broaden Friday and over the weekend, as recalls encompassed new brands and broke for the first time into the dry food side of the aisle.
  • NRF to Host Loss Prevention Event in San Diego

    WASHINGTON, DC - More than 2,600 retail loss prevention executives are expected to gather at the National Retail Federation's Loss Prevention Conference and Expo in San Diego to hear from peers at companies such as Sears Holding Corporation, Target, Gap, Inc., Abercrombie & Fitch, Starbucks, Beall's, Inc., Walgreen Co., Saks Fifth Avenue, and Limited Brands.
  • NRF to Host Loss Prevention Event in San Diego

    WASHINGTON, DC - More than 2,600 retail loss prevention executives are expected to gather at the National Retail Federation's Loss Prevention Conference and Expo in San Diego to hear from peers at companies such as Sears Holding Corporation, Target, Gap, Inc., Abercrombie & Fitch, Starbucks, Beall's, Inc., Walgreen Co., Saks Fifth Avenue, and Limited Brands.
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