The Washington PostMore from The Washington PostFood & BeverageThe Man Who Sold His Supermarket to Whole Foods Talks About the Future of Grocery StoresEvery Sunday morning, I head to my nearby Whole Foods and beat its 8 a.m. opening by several minutes. They let me in anyway.September 8, 2017High-Tech/ElectronicsTexas Stores Accused of Price-Gouging in Wake of HarveyOne station sold gas for a whopping $20 a gallon. A hotel reportedly charged guests more than twice the normal rate. One business sold bottles of water for a staggering $99 per case - more than 10 times some of the prices seen online.September 6, 2017Logistics OutsourcingWal-Mart and Google Are Plotting to Change Your Shopping HabitsMove over, Alexa. Wal-Mart is going high-tech in its fight against Amazon.com.September 1, 2017Regulation & Compliance'Not One Drop' of Poland Spring Bottled Water Is From a Spring, Lawsuit ClaimsPoland Spring, the country's best-selling bottled water, is "a colossal fraud," according to a class-action lawsuit.August 30, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementForget Car-Sharing. In China, You Can Rent Umbrellas, Basketballs, Washers - for a Fee.Sometimes, when considering the orgy of spending that is China's start-up scene, it's fun to imagine the pitch meetings.August 28, 2017Food & BeverageAmericans Are Buying More Food at Wal-MartCompetition is heating up among U.S. grocery chains, but Americans are increasingly buying their food at Wal-Mart.August 24, 2017Consumer Packaged GoodsThe Unlikely Reason Americans Are Shopping at Target AgainShoppers are heading back to Target. In addition to large-scale investments in technology - and a 32 percent increase in online sales - the big-box retailer said it's also seeing more customers shopping the old-fashioned way.August 22, 2017SC Finance & Revenue ManagementDrug Company Sues Federal Government to Fend Off Competition From GenericsOne of Maryland's largest drug manufacturers is suing the federal government to fend off competition on one of its key drugs, saying its right to exclusively sell the medication should continue an additional three years.August 18, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementThe Generic Drug Industry Has Brought Huge Cost Savings. That May Be Changing.A decade ago, physicians who treat epilepsy got what seemed like a piece of good news: Eight companies had received federal approval to sell a generic version of an injectable lifesaving drug.August 16, 2017Consumer Packaged GoodsRetailers Have Fought Amazon for Years. Now They're Giving It a Shot.Bricks-and-mortar retailers have for years tried to guard against "showrooming," in which shoppers scope out products in stores before buying them online on sites like Amazon.com.August 14, 2017Previous PagePage 12 of 16Next Page
