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  • Asda Launches Budget Produce Line

    LEEDS, United Kingdom -- In an unusual move, Asda, the U.K. grocer owned by Wal-Mart, is lowering prices on selected fruits and vegetables in an effort to make healthy fare more affordable for budget-conscious shoppers.
  • Second Canadian Wal-Mart Becomes Unionized

    SAINT-HYACINTHE, Quebec -- A second Wal-Mart store has received union certification from the Quebec Labour Relations Commission, after a majority of workers signed cards designating the United Food and Commercial Workers Union their official agent for collective bargaining.
  • RFID Driving Big Retailers' Tech Efforts

    NEW YORK -- The future of retail technology hinges on the adoption and execution of radio frequency identification, according to the top information executives at three of the world¿s largest retailers.
  • Wal-Mart Buys Ad to Tell "Unfiltered Truth" About Labor Practices

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- In full-page ads published in more than 100 newspapers across the country, Wal-Mart c.e.o. H. Lee Scott said yesterday it was time for the public to hear the "unfiltered truth" about Wal-Mart, and time for the company to stand up on behalf of a workforce that includes 1.2 million Americans.
  • Costco Holds Off on New Montana Stores

    KALISPELL, Mont.--Costco has decided to delay plans to build new units in the state of Montana because of a proposed tax on big-box stores under consideration by the state legislature, according to published reports.
  • Wal-Mart Meets Estimates, Wall Street Exhales

    NEW YORK - Wal-Mart met securities analysts¿ expectations for December same-store sales yesterday, reporting a 3 percent rise in comps for the all-important holiday closer.
  • Wal-Mart Named Canada's Best Retail Employer

    MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - In stark contrast to much of the negative press it has received in recent months, Wal-Mart was named the best retailer to work for in Canada, on the annual "50 Best Employers in Canada" list, from Report on Business Magazine of the Toronto Globe and Mail. This marks the third time in four years that the mega-retailer has been chosen the best place to work in the Canadian retail industry.
  • New VP at Laurel Grocery to Oversee Growth Initiatives

    LONDON, Ky. - Laurel Grocery Company, a privately owned wholesaler based here, has tapped Jack Hubbs to oversee its ambitious sales and development initiatives for 2005 and beyond.
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