Some Weird Aspects of Amazon and Whole Foods
It looks as if the Amazon-owned Whole Foods is going to become more like a traditional supermarket. The big question we have to ask is will that be winning strategy for either brand?
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Market Mad House
In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche
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Walmart keeps Growing and What’s Wrong at Amazon
A possible glimpse of Walmart’s future is provided by America’s second largest grocer Kroger. The situation at Kroger should certainly give WMT investors pause.
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Whole Foods’ Aldi Clone is a Major Opportunity for Amazon
This means that 365; and not the supermarkets, might be the real reason Amazon bought Whole Foods. Therefore both Whole Foods and the US grocery industry might be changed beyond recognition by Amazon and 365.
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Is GrubHub Making Money?
This shows me that GrubHub has the potential to become a cash rich company fairly quickly. It managed to generate $16.07 million in cash from financing and accumulate $361.27 million in cash and short-term investments by the end of first quarter 2017.
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Eleven Threats to Kroger
Despite all that Kroger’s position is far from secure. There are some serious threats to the grocery giant out there that can undermine its business.
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Has Kroger’s Revenue Growth Stalled, and is that bad for Whole Foods?
Despite the slowing revenue, Kroger is still a good investment, because of its growth potential. The Cincinnati-based grocery giant is still in a great position to capitalize on the radically changing nature of retail.
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