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  • Kroger profit leaps in Q3, raises forecast

    Cincinnati -- Kroger Co. reported Thursday that net income for the quarter ended Nov. 3 rose to $316.5 million, compared with $195.9 million in the year-ago period.

    Total sales rose 6% to $21.81 billion, beating Wall Street’s expected revenue of $21.55 billion.

    Same-store sales rose 3.2%.

     

  • Comp momentum intact at Kroger

    Kroger extended its same store sales winning streak to 36 consecutive quarters and reported better than expected profits Thursday.

    The grocer reported a third quarter adjusted profit of 46 cents a share that exceeded analysts’ consensus estimate by three cents and said its identical store sales grew by 3.2%. Total sales, including fuel, increased 5.9% to $21.8 billion

  • J. Crew profit surges 54% in Q3

    New York -- J. Crew Group reported Thursday that net income for the third quarter rose to $33.2 million, from $21.6 million in the prior year.

    Revenues increased 16% to $555.8 million, and same-store sales increased 10%.

     

  • Forget game-changer, U of A group recognized as world changer

    The Sustainability Consortium jointly administered by the University of Arkansas and the University of Arizona, with support from Walmart and many of its suppliers, is ranked among 10 ideas changing the way people live by Scientific American.

  • Happy belated HQ grand opening

    American Greetings is delaying plans to develop a new world headquarters pending the resolution of a buyout proposal from CEO Zev Weiss and other members of management.

    American Greetings board of directors believed it was advisable to temporarily delay the project in light of the proposal from Weiss, president and COO Jeffrey Weiss and other members of the Weiss family to take the company private.

  • NACDS raises $1.8 million at New York dinner

    ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The 14th annual National Association of Chain Drug Stores Foundation dinner raised nearly $1.8 million, which will benefit research, charity and scholarships.

  • Tiffany: From Out of the Blue heads into the cloud

    NEW YORK — Tiffany & Co. is polishing up its social media efforts to more effectively engage with a new generation of shoppers with its launch of From Out of the Blue on Tumblr.

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