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Articles in Oct 6, 2008 issue of MMR

• Fresh & easy expands
• Ralphs execs indicted
• Metro banner launch
• New Shopko apparel
• Winn-Dixie makeovers
• Radko's Kmart debut
• Rite Aid revamps exec team
  by Greg Jacobson
• Bottom Dollar sets prototype
• The battle over longs intensifies
• Wal-Mart takes wraps off Marketside format
• First Aldi units in Florida open
• Smart ID tags for sale
• Prescription partner
• Sam's flu prevention
• Role in gun control
• Wal-Mart CSR report
• Scoreboard
• Discounters
• Drug Stores
• Supermarkets
• "Buy" rating maintained for Wal-Mart
• Kroger declares quarterly dividend
• Sears holdings challenges Fitch downgrade
• CVS Caremark announces dividend
• Rating for Target downgraded to hold
• Metro approves quarterly dividend
• Kroger stays on growth track
• Net profit projections reaffirmed
• Dollar general gets back into the red
• Retail market in flux amid economic woes
  by Jeffrey Woldt
• CVS and Walgreens square off
  by David Pinto
• Mass marketers may buck trend: consumers are expected to be frugal this season
• Product of the year selection process gets under way
• Kushyfoot socks
• Bio-Oil skin care
• Socket pocket item
• Tiny Tillia bath line
• Shopper marketing takes off
• TABS inks deal with Unilever
• GE camera distribution expanded
• Ornament line hits milestone
• Shoppers respond to the new
• Oral care goes beyond brushing
• Children get special attention
• Natural products strike a chord
• A viable and growing market takes shape
• The secret is in the ingredients
• Trend has impact on PL brands
• Green practices bring rewards
• Knowing the consumer a must
• Consumers respond to the new
• PL a big factor in heat, cold packs
• Treatment options for scars grow
• Alberto-Culver exec
• Nickelodeon changes
• 20th century fox
• W.F. Young sales VP
• NARMS International
• 'Cleaning up the way we clean'
  by Greg Jacobson
• Walgreens names Feil chief marketing officer
• Whole Foods taps Besancon
• Sears, Kmart fill key posts in marketing
• Duane Reade executive team evolves
• Meetings shows
• Tax rebates don't spur spending
• NARMS joins retail advisory board
• CPG players do more with less
• The latest management changes at Rite Aid
• Costco, which will add Australia to its portfolio
• Mass retailers aim to make the world a little greener
• Jewel-Osco unit stakes its claim
• RILA event provides perspective
• Getting consumers to change, one bag at a time
• Wal-Mart takes on 'generation's greatest challenge'
• 'Living laboratories' produce valuable lessons
• Sustainability without borders
• Tesco attacks carbon footprint
• Shoppers encouraged to practice recycling
• Testing process becomes easier
• For woolies, sustainability makes good business sense

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