Wal-Mart Set To Debut New 'Express' Format
Wal-Mart will officially unveil its smaller format Wal-Mart Express stores in the second quarter.
Taking Stock: Klein’s And Brown To Open Oasis In Baltimore Food Desert
A feel good story for the industry: Wakefern members Klein's and Jeff Brown are teaming up to build a new store in one of Baltimore city's most under-served areas.
Redner's Eyeing New Stores in Maryland, Delaware
Redner's Markets is poised to grow again as it finalizes plans for three new stores, in Delaware and Maryland.
A&P Loses $27.4 Million In Latest Period; Seeks To Close 32 Stores, Unveils New Team
A&P has asked the bankruptcy court to allow it to close 32 under performing stores as it unveils its new management team and reports loss of $27.4 million in latest…
A&P Looks To Close 32 Stores, Unveils New Management Team, Seeks Re-Org Extension
A&P has identified 32 stores it has sought permission from the bankruptcy court to close. Additionally, the retailer named a new executive team.
Tom Infusino: The Greatest Independent Retailer Of All Time
Although he only operated one grocery store, Tom Infusino was arguably the greatest independent retailer of all time.
Former Wakefern CEO, Industry Icon Thomas Infusino Passes Away At Age 89
Thomas Infusino, former Wakefern CEO, passed away last month at the age of 89.
Bob Higgins Expanding AFM/SJU In New Directions
St. Joseph's University's Academy of Food Marketing is evolving.
Taking Stock: As Supervalu Sinks, Herkert Heading Toward Worst CEO Status
Jeff Metzger's analysis of Supervalu CEO Craig Herkert's performance headlines this installment of Taking Stock.
Supervalu Posts $202 Million 3rd Qtr. Loss; Stock Hits 25-Year Low
The grim news for Supervalu continues as the Eden Prairie, MN retailers/wholesaler announced on January 12 that it lost $202 million, or 95 cents per share, for the quarter ended…
Supervalu Posts $202M Loss In 3rd Qtr.; Stock Sinks To Under $8 Per Share
The grim news continued last month as the Eden Prairie, MN retailers/wholesaler announced that it lost $202 million, or 95 cents per share, for the quarter ended December 4.