Mahlman retiring as London Drugs president
He will be succeeded by Nick Curalli, who has been the chain's vice president of technology solutions.
He will be succeeded by Nick Curalli, who has been the chain's vice president of technology solutions.
Retailer expands footprint to bring unbeatable value and convenience to more families.
Changes will prevent increase in costs for grocers and their customers.
The world's largest retailer reported revenue of $177.8 billion for its fiscal first quarter, growing 7.3% year-over-year.
Shoppers are highly intentional, with 70% deciding on brands before entering the store and 75% willing to trade down for better value.
Retailer lifts annual sales forecast amid improving traffic and accelerating digital demand.
Delivering care, connection, and opportunity to military‑connected families nationwide.
The company will collaborate through large-scale events, community giving programs, exclusive merchandise, and other initiatives that underscore the company’s commitment to advance health care innovation.
New logistics chief will focus on improving inventory flow, speed and reliability across channels.
Joe Mueller is retiring following a career defined by customer partnerships, sales leadership and industry engagement across the grocery and mass retail sectors.
The new data analytics platform connects verified shopper purchase behavior with real-world eating and drinking occasions.
“Consumers are protecting their budgets the same way they would safeguard any other asset under pressure,” said Pia Ostos, EVP and president of Martech at Inmar Intelligence.
The system analyzes fruit and vegetable images against quality standards, offering inspectors automated ratings and recommendations.
The retail giant is turning former pharmacy locations into rapid-delivery hubs as it expands grocery fulfillment operations.
The landmark industrywide activation calls for a fundamental shift in behavior, aiming to transform daily sun protection from a once-in-a-while activity into a universal, year-round habit.
In the new role, Ruane will oversee strategy for Wakefern’s portfolio of owned brands, including Bowl & Basket, Wholesome Pantry, and Paperbird.