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Trendspotting: Online grocery sales down 10 percent compared to last year - Vimarsana News

Trendspotting: Online grocery sales down 10 percent compared to last year

The online grocery market finished November with $7.7 billion in total sales, down 10 percent compared to a year ago, but only 2 percent lower than the $7.8 billion reported for the two prior months, according to the monthly Brick Meets Click/Mercatus Grocery Shopping Survey.

Online grocery sales decline: Survey - Vimarsana News

Online grocery sales decline: Survey

Cost-conscious shoppers are shifting to mass merchandisers

Bishop Lifting Acquires Worswick Group Holdings, Including Certified Slings and Supply, and Expands Footprint into Florida - Vimarsana News

Bishop Lifting Acquires Worswick Group Holdings, Including Certified Slings and Supply, and Expands Footprint into Florida

/PRNewswire/ -- Bishop Lifting, a portfolio company of Altamont Capital Partners, announced today the completed acquisition of Worswick Group Holdings, with...

Willamette Valley gets dusting of snow on first day of December - Vimarsana News

Willamette Valley gets dusting of snow on first day of December

The right mixture of cooler temperatures and consistent precipitation on Wednesday night allowed for what meteorologists call the “wet bulb” effect.

Source: klcc.org
CEOs of Kroger, Albertsons face Senate questions on possible $25B merger - Vimarsana News

CEOs of Kroger, Albertsons face Senate questions on possible $25B merger

From Bloomberg: Although Congress doesn't have an official role in approving the combination, the two leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel — Minnesota Democrat Amy Klobuchar and Utah Republican Mike Lee — have expressed 'serious concerns' about the transaction's effect on grocery competition.