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Peapod rolls out 'virtual grocery store' concept
Chicago -- An online grocery delivery service is launching "virtual grocery stores" at commuter rail stations across the country.
Peapod.com, owned by the U.S. subsidiary of Dutch supermarket operator Royal Ahold, announced it would launch more than 100 of the virtual grocery stores at commuter rail stations in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, New Jersey and Connecticut. Commuters in the markets Peapod serves spend an hour in transit to and from work each day, according to Census data.
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Sears turns to Seattle for propane proof
Sears has equipped 27 of its Home Services division vehicles with engines that run on propane gas as part of a broader energy management effort.
The efficiency initiative involving 27 Roush CleanTech Ford E-250 cargo vans fueled by propane autogas will be deployed in the Sears Home Services Seattle fleet.