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• « Wednesday « June 20, 2007

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     1. {06202007}
     2. {08:34:50 PM}

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     1. CEOs Words May Cook Whole Foods

         

        (WSJ.com)

         
     2. Mr. Mackey [was] telling fellow directors in internal documents that buying Wild Oats would enable the company to "avoid nasty price wars" that could "harm [Whole Foods] gross margins and profitability."
        Whole Foods, or as I like to call them, Whole Priced Foods, is like the Silver Surfer in the recently panned Fantastic Four movie: when he shows up, a week later the whole planet dies. When Whole Foods shows up in your neighborhood, that's the last horn, that's the final bowl being poured out, that's the last call: your neighborhood has been gentrified.
        
        Posted earlier: The Whole Foods Effect (washingtonpost.com), 7/24/2006
        

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     3. Mr. Mackey [was] telling fellow directors in internal documents that buying Wild Oats would enable the company to "avoid nasty price wars" that could "harm [Whole Foods] gross margins and profitability."..."
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