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  • Major Chains Brace for Strike in Washington State

    YAKIMA, Wash. - Four supermarkets operating in Yakima, Wash., are bracing for a possible strike after asking workers to have their benefits scaled back in order to better compete with the nonunion Wal-Mart, which is expanding in Central Washington, the Yakima Herald Republic reports.
  • Wal-Mart Looks for Land in Tampa

    TAMPA, Fla. - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. reportedly is looking for land in the Tampa Bay area for its stand-alone Neighborhood Market grocery stores, the Tampa Tribune reports.
  • Report: Wal-Mart Likely to Focus on Food, Other Strategies for Future Growth

    COLUMBUS, Ohio - In five years, Wal-Mart could be twice as big as it is today if it increases its market share in major categories such as food and apparel and newer areas such as gasoline, predicts global consulting and market research firm Retail Forward.
  • Wal-Mart's Second-quarter Profit Rises 26 Percent

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. today reported that its fiscal second-quarter profit rose 26 percent.
  • Asda Adds 2,000 Jobs as Sales Grow on Nonfoods, Clothing

    LONDON - Britain's third biggest supermarket group Asda, owned by Wal-Mart, reported industry-beating second quarter sales today and said the growth of its George clothing range would create an extra 2,000 jobs this year, Reuters reports.
  • Report: Ahold Set To Overtake Carrefour

    LONDON - Netherlands-based Royal Ahold is expected to overtake French retailer Carrefour as the world's No. 2 grocery retailer during 2002, a new report from the Institute of Grocery Distribution (IGD) suggests.
  • The almighty dollar stores

    Supermarket operators beware! Dollar stores are selling more food, listing more items at above a buck, and proliferating at the rate of more than 1,000 a year.
  • Albertsons Commits $100 Million to Oklahoma

    BOISE, Idaho - When Albertsons Inc. today broke ground on its newest Tulsa store location at Pine and Peoria, the company also announced plans to heavily invest new capital in the state of Oklahoma.
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