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Liz Claiborne Inc. Reports 2nd Quarter and First Six Months Results (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Liz Claiborne Inc. today announced earnings for the second quarter and first six months of 2008. For the first six months of 2008 and on a GAAP basis, the loss per share from continuing operations was compared to diluted earnings per share from continuing operations of $0.20 for the first six months of 2007.
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Why reforming the economics of food could bring environmental and social benefits (BBC News)
Why reforming the economics of food production and supply would be beneficial for a number of environmental and social ills.
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Squeezed retailers can find a silver lining (The News Journal)
With the U.S. consumer price index up 5 percent for the year ending June 30 and unemployment currently at 5.
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How Retailers Should Deal With Inflation (Forbes)
First step: Forget the old rules of retailing.
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E-sound Off (Hartselle Enquirer)
"I think it's a shame what these town ministers did about Depot Days. Because they seemed to be worried that their own flock would be somewhere else other than church service that morning they were able to get Depot Days cut back to only one day.
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A Precarious Road: How Retailers Can Navigate Inflation's Hazards (Knowledge at Wharton)
Retailers are in a tough situation, locked between rising product costs and a limited ability to raise their prices. Even cost-savvy market leaders such as Costco are having a difficult time. But Wharton faculty say that handled carefully, the current inflationary period may actually be a business opportunity for some companies. The key: Forgetting some of the old rules of retailing.
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With food costs up, salvage groceries gain popularity (The Wenatchee World)
QUARRYVILLE, Pa. - Tomato cans were as banged up as old boxers' faces.
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Putting a dent in skyrocketing food costs (Philly.com)
INQUIRER STAFF WRITER QUARRYVILLE, Pa. - Tomato cans were as banged up as old boxers' faces. Torn cereal boxes listed in ragged rows like drunken soldiers struggling to stand at attention.
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