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Coupons just for you: Data-crunching helps grocer Kroger zoom in on customers
AP Business WriterCINCINNATI (AP) — Lisa Williams has never liked sorting through coupons, and she no longer has to at Kroger Co. grocery stores. Every few weeks, coupons arrive in Williams' Elizabethtown, Ky., mailbox for items she usually loads into her cart:...Tags: Sales, Kroger Company, Macy's, Interior Policy, Tesco Plc
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Kraft Cuts Some Maxwell House, Yuban Coffee Prices
If you're a coffee addict like me, the following is truly news you can use. Kraft Foods Inc. reduced the price of some Maxwell House and Yuban ground coffees after green coffee prices fell. The reduction of 10 cents a pound on Maxwell House and Yuban...Tags: Starbucks Corp.
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Kraft names new president of European operations
Tribune staff reporterKraft Foods Inc. said Monday that it has tapped a former Coca-Cola Co. executive, 44-year-old Michael A. Clarke, to serve as president of the Northfield packaged-food company's Kraft Europe operation. The president-Europe post has been vacant since the...Tags: Coca-Cola Company, Government, National Government
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Cadbury recall
Cadbury ordered a recall of its Chinese-made products Monday, saying tests doubted their safety. Two U.S. food makers were meanwhile investigating Indonesian claims that high traces of the industrial chemical melamine had been found in Chinese-made...Tags: Product Recalls
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Bet you can't eat just 1 pack
In this nation of bulging nibblers, it appears we're able to resist a big bag of Oreo cookies about as well as a hungry hound can keep off an untended platter of ham. But that's OK. Who needs the quaint, pre-obesity epidemic concept of self-control...Tags: Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Hummer, Vehicles, Obesity, Health Treatments
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Lunchbox Economics: Budget-Minded Parents Struggle As Food Prices Rise
The Associated PressNow that children are back in school, their worries may include homework, teachers and that pesky bully. But parents? They're leery about lunches. With food prices rising and packages shrinking, parents are wondering how to stretch food budgets. Children...Tags: Hormel Foods Corporation, Market and Exchange, Nintendo Company Ltd., Food Industry, Family
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Zell closes deal for The Times
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersFor the second time in eight years, control of the Los Angeles Times changed hands Thursday, passing from a staid Chicago conglomerate to a private company headed by an unpredictable and colorful billionaire, in a debt-heavy deal that creates tremendous...Tags: Sales, Major League Baseball, Equity Office Properties Trust, Philosophy, Financially Distressed Companies
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3M sticks to plans to broaden its overseas business
Tribune Media Services columnistQ: Should I feel confident about my shares of 3M? I hear good and bad. -- F.F., via the Internet A: The global conglomerate with diverse products such as Scotch tape, Post-It Notes, drug-delivery systems and roofing materials is feeling the pinch of...Tags: Juniper Networks Incorporated, Sales, Pfizer Incorporated, Microsoft Corp., Newmont Mining Corporation
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The week ahead
Chicago TribuneMonday: -- Earnings: American Financial Group Inc.; CB Richard Ellis Group Inc.; CNA Financial Corp.; Hertz Global Holdings Inc.; Humana Inc.; Kellogg Co.; Loews Corp.; Pitney Bowes Inc.; Principal Financial Group Inc.; RadioShack Corp. Tuesday: --...Tags: Boyd Gaming Corporation, MetLife Incorporated, New York Stock Exchange, Automatic Data Processing Incorporated, Duke Energy Corporation
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Edwin Traisman, 91; helped develop Cheez Whiz
Times Staff WriterEdwin Traisman, a food researcher who helped create Cheez Whiz and, as an early McDonald's franchise owner in Wisconsin, co-developed the freezing process used to make McDonald's French fries, has died. He was 91. Traisman, a resident of Monona, Wis.,...Tags: Hammond, Research, Idaho, Ray Kroc, Heart Disease
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Consumer stocks are familiar, but not always the best choice
If you invest in the stocks of consumer-related companies that you personally admire, you can't go wrong. Take Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc., for example. Well, maybe not Krispy Kreme, whose stock tanked 66 percent in 2004 and 54 percent in 2005. It has...Tags: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Sanofi-Aventis, Abbott Laboratories, Colgate-Palmolive Company, Schering Plough Corporation
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Origins of the Oreo
When the National Biscuit Co. launched the Oreo in 1912 as part of a trio of cookies, the company told sales managers it had high hopes for the Oreo's two sister products but did not brag about the black-and-white treat. Despite this inauspicious start,...Tags: Sales, New Products
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