Monday, August 31, 2009
Monday Morning One Liners...
The Castleton Corners King Kullen (Staten Island) supermarket originally scheduled to close today will remain open through the middle of January, according to a representative for the landlord.
Stop & Shop will pull the plug on 43 in-store Starbucks.
Publix is opening a hybrid organic store.
A new survey shows that women are gloomier than men about the economy.
Bottled water manufacturers are cutting prices to compete with consumers who have turned to tap water and brita to cut costs and reduce environmental wastes.
Time Magazine looks at the website 'People of Wal-Mart'
Wal-Mart development defeated in Manor, Pennsylvania.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Detroit's Food Deserts, Whole Foods Upper West Side, Friday Morning One Liners...
Image by Getty Images via DaylifeDetroit launches 'Food Deserts Program'
Racked has a sneak peak at the Upper West Side Whole Foods, which opens today.
Report: Food Prices are likely to increase as the economy improves.
Trader Joe's was named "Breakaway Brand" of 2009.
Stop & Shop helps customers make ends meet with new value program.
Single-Payer Health Care advocates picket Whole Foods in NYC.
Whole Foods has a whole big problem with customers.
Toyota officials voted to close a unionized plant in California yesterday.
Patterson signed an anti-texting law yesterday.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
New Whole Foods in NYC tomorrow, ShopRite offers Valet Parking, Wednesday News
As a new Whole Foods is slated to open in New York City Thursday [97th & Columbus Ave], making it the 6th in NYC, the two co-presidents rang the opening bell today at the NASDAQ.
The New York Times writes that Whole Foods learned how hard it is to open a wine store in NYC.
The NY Post picks up the boycott Whole Foods story.
Industry
Another Pathmark slated to close in New Jersey.
Preservationists say that the Wal-Mart Civil War battle is not over yet.
ShopRite on Hylan Blvd. in New Dorp, offered free Valet Parking to customers, in order to compete with the re-opening of Pathmark, and the battle continues.
The Progressive Grocer gives the store of the Month award to Pomegranate in Brooklyn.
Botique Supermarket opens near the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
After announcing store closures in Florida yesterday, Albertsons announced 5 additional closures in Colorado.
A state Department of Labor initiative to get community groups to help identify wage and hour violations has sparked a Republican-led effort to derail the nomination of New York’s labor commissioner to a top Obama administration post.
Investment group calls for Mackey's resignation.
Wal-Mart offers a bill-paying service to its customers.
A survey concluded that fewer and fewer consumers can afford to purchase healthy food.
City, Elsewhere, Politics
Negotiations at Tropicana Casino will begin Aug. 29.
Ted Kennedy, the liberal lion, dead at age 77.
New York EZ Pass workers need your help.
Bloomberg wants cheap taxis for NYC Seniors .
The Yellow school bus picks up seniors (not high school seniors) for a trip to the supermarket.
AFL-CIO Blog: Michael Steele continues to lie and scare about Health Reform.
David Patterson steps back from race remarks.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Wal-Mart will build within a Civil War battle field, New Yorkers debate boycotting Whole Foods, Tuesday One Liners...
Wal-Mart continues to test their Latino thread of stores, hoping it will spark more U.S. expansion.
It's official a Wal-Mart will be built on a Civil War battle field.
Wall Street Journal looks at Wal-Mart's international growth and sales compared to the U.S. Wal-Mart operates 3,615 stores internationally and 4,258 in the United States.
Wal-Mart also spent $2.6 million lobbying in the 2nd quarter.
New Yorkers debate the Whole Foods boycott on WNYC.
An interview with the creator of the Facebook group 'Boycott Whole Foods'...which has grown to over 28,000 supporters.
AP: Unions target Whole Foods CEO over health piece.
Fresh Direct is offering new environmentally friendly egg packaging.
Albertson's will close 4 more stores in Florida.
Weis Markets here said yesterday it has completed the acquisition of 11 Giant Markets locations in the Binghamton, N.Y. area.
BJ's Wholesale Club toys with the idea of 85,000 sqft stores.
Politics, City, Elsewhere
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has named a top state labor union official its chairman, the bank announced Monday.
Crain's looks at the green rooftops across NYC.
Erick Engquist writes, if Bloomberg wins, he'll be facing a fierce watchdog
Councilwoman Maria Baez ducks out of a debate before her primary, the Daily News reports.
Guiliani, sensing an opening, continues to mull a governor bid
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