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  • Target Second Only to Wal-Mart as Most-Shopped U.S. Retailer: Study

    COLUMBUS, July 12, 2006 -- Target is the most-shopped retailer in the United States--except for Wal-Mart, that is, according to ShopperScape consumer research conducted by Retail Forward based here.

  • Dollar General Completes Merchandising Team Realignment

    GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. -- National discount retailer Dollar General Corp. said on Friday it has completed the realignment of its merchandising team as anticipated with several recent leadership appointments. Its new staff includes a former merchandising director of the Fleming Cos.

  • Dollar General Completes Merchandising Team Realignment

    GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. -- National discount retailer Dollar General Corp. said on Friday it has completed the realignment of its merchandising team as anticipated with several recent leadership appointments. Its new staff includes a former merchandising director of the Fleming Cos.

  • Mixed Results for Major Chain Stores in June

    BENTONVILLE, Ark.; ISSAQUAH, Wash.; MINNEAPOLIS; and NATICK, Mass. -- Despite challenging economic times, June was a good month at Costco and Target, while Wal-Mart and BJ's Wholesale Club suffered some sales setbacks, exacerbated by an uncooperative Mother Nature.

  • Supervalu Names New S.V.P./C.I.O.

    MINNEAPOLIS -- Former Target executive Paul Singer has joined Supervalu here as s.v.p. and c.i.o. The appointment of Singer, who is joining the company in a new position, follows on the heels of similar previously announced senior-level executive appointments being made in recent weeks for the "new Supervalu."

  • Kroger Posts 4 Percent Q1 Profit Increase; Ups Same-Store Sales Outlook

    CINCINNATI -- Stock in the Kroger Co., based here, jumped yesterday on the news that the nation's largest traditional food retailer confirmed its earnings forecast for the year and upped its same-store sales outlook for stores open at least 15 months.

  • COVER STORY: Mass appeal

    With Wal-Mart gung ho on organics, suppliers and retailers alike will need to rethink their strategies.

  • GROCERY: Healthy Snacks: Fast learners

    Healthy snack manufacturers and retailers have started wooing the back-to-school market with new products, packaging, promotions, and displays.
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