ShopRite puts specials on iPhone Application.
UFCW Local 99 averted a strike by coming to terms with Phoenix Supermarket Operators.
South Jersey UFCW Local 1360 had a strike authorization vote.
KYW News has more.
Meanwhile UFCW Local 7 will recieve Safeway's "last, best and final offer."
Last week Joe Sitt and NYC inked the Coney Island deal.
UFCW and Smithfield Foods launched a Feed the Hungry program in NYC last week.
King Kullen is accepting water bottles at all 52 of their stores for recycling at their redemption centers.
Lee Scott, former Wal-Mart CEO, joins a private equity firm.
Wal-Mart also announced they'll be restructuring their Asada ownership.
Meanwhile there are new Black Friday rules that retailers must oblige by.
Wal-Mart Stores here said they increased productivity and improved inventory management resulted in a better customer experience and contributed to improved financial results for the third quarter, which ended Oct. 31.
Target settled their expired baby formula lawsuit.
BJ's Wholesale Club executives to speak at Morgan Stanley Global and Retail Conference.
A study has found that just one in 10 union members is in manufacturing, while women account for more than 45 percent of the unionized work force. Read more from Steven Greenhouse, NY Times.
NY Times; Union Members becoming more educated.
The first Costco opened in NYC last week.
A&P family of supermarkets teams up with City and Island Harvest to feed the hungry.
Newsday: Sometime this morning, teams of lawyers for Thomas Suozzi and Edward Mangano will begin opening and counting more than 7,000 absentee ballots in the race for Nassau County executive.
Hillary Clinton says she is not planning on running for NY Governor.
Lou Dobbs abruptly quits CNN.
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