Loblaw says it doesn’t plan to cap number of $25 gift cardsGrocer clarifies policies around make-good after price-fixing scandal
You can sign up for the $25 Loblaw gift card now. Here’s how.Some estimate Loblaw pocketed a whopping $1 billion in extra profit made on bread bought by all Canadians at the grocery chain over the 14 years.
Bread price fixing scandal: Sobeys fires back at Loblaw and Galen WestonIn a letter to the Lobaw CEO, the head of Sobeys takes aim at his rival for what he suggests is a deliberate attempt to damage his company’s reputation and threatens legal action
Building a better cupcake: How the grocery wars may be wonShoppers want local, natural and artisanal products—and grocery giants are fighting it out to give them to us.
Loblaw marketing genius Dave Nichol dies at 73 The man who brought balsamic vinegar to the supermarket
Waiting for Target: Canadian retailers retrenchRetail companies brace for the U.S. juggernaut to set up shop north of the border
Diaper wars: Retailers battle to be No. 1 when it comes to No. 2The battle to "win with mom" boils down to three things at Loblaws: Diapers, formulas and wipes.
Loblaw’s targets gourmet tastesCan a high-end ‘black label’ (and some well-aged cheese) rescue President’s Choice?
Good for businesss: Corporate Social Responsibility report 2010Our second annual survey of companies in Canada that prove it pays to have a conscience