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Health care, food, defense poised to weather recession
The Associated PressWith the global economy at risk of a deep recession, many battered areas of the economy stand to suffer more damage in coming months. Other industries, though, seem poised to withstand even a severe downturn. The health-care sector should hold up...Tags: Reynolds American Incorporated, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Food Industry, General Dynamics Corporation, Merck & Company Incorporated
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Kroger beef recall expanded to 20 states
First it was the tomatoes. Now it's the beef. Fourth of July picnic tables are getting a careful look as familiar hamburgers are feared to be among the tainted ingredients in separate food safety scares. On Wednesday, The Kroger Co. expanded its...Tags: Michigan, Food Industry, Ohio, Healthcare Policies, Product Recalls
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Ralphs Lowers Prices, Caps Coupons
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersLOS ANGELES -- Ralphs Grocery Co. unveiled a lower-price policy Wednesday in what it said was a nod to beleaguered consumers struggling to pay rising food and gasoline prices. But the new plan also appears to be part of a wider business strategy to...Tags: BB&T Corporation, Real Estate Sales, Consumers, Target Corporation, Petroleum Industry
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Ralphs Replaces Recalled Beef
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES -- The beef is back. Ralphs Grocery company has announced that a full selection of ground beef is back on store shelves throughout Southern California after a brief absence. The grocery chain was instructed to stop selling all fresh ground...Tags: Michigan, Food Industry, Ohio, Healthcare Policies, Product Recalls
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Salmonella saintpaul
Federal officials are hunting for the source of a salmonella outbreak reported in Michigan and 16 other states and linked to three types of raw tomatoes. More supermarkets and restaurants are yanking those varieties from shelves and menus. Two cases...Tags: Cancer, West Virginia, Food Safety, Wisconsin, Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
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GAO gives U.S. food safety low marks
The Swampby Stephen J. Hedges The Government Accountability Office released an audit Monday suggesting at least six other countries and the European Union have better food safety systems than the United States. The 97-page audit was requested by two of the......Tags: Food Industry, Government, Product Recalls, Healthcare Policies, National Government
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The gift card shuffle
Who cares that holiday spending fell short of expectations this season? The real shopping is happening right now. Gift cards, according to a survey by American Express and the International Council of Shopping Centers, were the third most popular item...Tags: American Express Company, JetBlue, Home Depot Incorporated, CVS Corporation, Holidays
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The week ahead
Chicago TribuneMonday: -- Earnings: Diamond Foods Inc.; FuelCell Energy Inc.; H&R Block Inc.; Hayes Lemmerz International Inc.; SAIC Inc.; Vail Resorts Inc. Tuesday: -- Federal Reserve meeting -- October wholesale inventories -- Earnings: CHC Helicopter Corp.; Cooper...Tags: FuelCell Energy Incorporated, Economy, Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Incorporated, Federal Reserve, Earnings
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Maya Lin's earthly concerns
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterMAYA LIN has always had a deep feeling for the land. As a child, she roamed the leafy woods of the Appalachian foothills in southern Ohio, listening to the mating calls of the songbirds that filled the forest. Now Lin perceives a growing stillness, as the...Tags: Hawaii, Building Material, Photography, Veterans Affairs, Landforms
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Salad Dressing Recall
Garrett Baggs Kroger has recalled its Kroger brand 16 oz. Light Caesar Salad Dressing because some bottles were mislabeled. The mislabeled product lacks ingredient and allergy information. Product Information: Kroger brand 16 oz. Light Caesar Salad... -
Wild or farmed? Salmon eaters demand to know
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhat could unite such fierce competitors as Bristol Farms, Costco, Safeway, Albertsons, Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe's? A group of fish-eating consumers who want to know whether the salmon in the stores' display cases is wild or farmed. The...Tags: Government Health Care, Los Angeles, Local Authority, Lawyers, Court Administration
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Whole Foods Takeover Put on Hold
The Associated PressA federal appeals court said Monday it needs more time to consider whether to block Whole Foods Market Inc.'s takeover of rival Wild Oats Markets Inc. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit temporarily put the $565 million deal on...Tags: John Mackey, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Antitrust Issues, Wild Oats Markets Incorporated, Whole Foods Market
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