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  • NONFOODS: No more playing around

    The troubles of toy category killers may be a break for supermarket operators -- if they play the game well.
  • GROCERY: Lightning in a bottle

    The flavored malt beverage category slowed down in 2004, but for supermarkets it's still a great draw to the beer aisle.
  • Publix Tops University's Customer Satisfaction Index; Wal-Mart Wins Only on Price

    ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Publix is keeping its shoppers satisfied in terms of quality, service, and price, while Wal-Mart supercenters may have some work to do when it comes to those first two measures, according to the University of Michigan's latest American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), released today.
  • COVER STORY: Culture clash

    With everybody trying to get ethnic at retail, supermarkets have to fight harder than ever to stake their claim.
  • PromoWorks Rolls Out Product Demo ID, Performance Tracking System

    SCHAUMBURG, Ill. -- PromoWorks, LLC, a leading provider of in-store sampling and retail-entertainment events and promotions, has launched what it says is the first national demonstrator identification and performance tracking system in the industry.
  • VNU Launches Smart Supplier Web Site

    NEW YORK -- Smart Supplier to Wal-Mart, a new VNU Business Media Web site dedicated to covering the marketing, merchandising, logistics, technology, and supply chain strategies of the world's largest retailer, has launched. The subscription-based site, www.vnusmartsupplier.com, offers a complete archive of Wal-Mart-related news and analysis from VNU Business Media's leading business-to-business magazine and Web site brands, including Progressive Grocer and Convenience Store News; original reporting and insight from Smart Supplier's award-winning retail editors; and exclusive consumer research and product sales data from leading research firms, including ACNielsen.
  • Wal-Mart Canada to Close One of its Unionized Stores in Quebec

    MISSISSAUGA, Ont. ¿ Wal-Mart Canada here said yesterday it plans to close one of its two unionized stores in Quebec this spring, citing economic reasons.
  • Colorado Wal-Mart Auto Service Workers to Vote on Union

    LOVELAND, Colo. -- Workers in the auto service department at the Wal-Mart here will vote Friday, Feb. 25 on whether they want to be represented by a union.
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