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Posted 12/24/08 on Grub Street
Openings

Trader John’s?

Is a Union Square store trying to cash in on Trader Joe's?

Filed Under: gristedes, Openings, supermarkets, trader joe's, trader john's, union square

Posted 9/17/08 on Grub Street
Produce Aisle

Can’t Beat ’Em, Join ’Em

The reopened Gristedes in Brooklyn Heights is hoping to take on Peas & Pickles with healthier products.

Filed Under: brooklyn heights, gristedes, grocery stores, peas and pickles, produce, produce aisle, supermarkets

Posted 8/27/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

Thor Gives BJ’s to Red Hook Residents

Thor Gives BJ’s to Red Hook Residents

Welcome to the wonderful world of bulk.

Filed Under: bj's, ikea, metfoods, newsfeed, red hook, supermarkets, thor equities, wholesale

Posted 8/14/08 on Grub Street
Mediavore

Bloomie: Preserve the Precious Freon!; Julia Child, Spy

Human Blockhead beer, latte art, and Julia Child's secret life, in our daily news roundup.

Filed Under: brighton beach, julia child, mediavore, obika mozza bar, supermarkets, whole foods

Posted 7/25/08 on Grub Street
The New York Diet

King of Brooklyn Marty Markowitz Resists the Call of Cake

King of Brooklyn Marty Markowitz Resists the Call of Cake

Brooklyn’s inimitable borough president tries to keep himself to just one hamburger.

Filed Under: admiral row, barney greengrass, brooklyn, brooklyn burger, gargiulo's, junior's, lassen & hennings, marty markowitz, sahara, supermarkets, the new york diet, white castle

Posted 5/16/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

Brooklyn Needs Its Supermarkets, and Badly

Brooklyn Needs Its Supermarkets, and Badly

Sure, that Key Food in your neighborhood is a joke — until it closes down and you have nowhere else to go.

Filed Under: bay ridge, brooklyn heights, gristedes, key food, newsfeed, supermarkets

Posted 5/5/08 on Daily Intel
Company Town

Murdoch Won't Go Any Higher on ‘Newsday’ Bid

Also, Microsoft gives up on Yahoo, Berkshire Hathaway's profits tank briefly, and Buzz Bissinger apologizes to Will Leitch, all in our daily industry roundup.

Filed Under: berkshire hathaway, buzz bissinger, company town, deadspin, downtown, eliot spitzer, elle, jamie dimon, jerry yang, jp morgan, law, marie claire, media, microsoft, newsday, project runway, rupert murdoch, supermarkets, vanity fair, warren buffett, will leitch, yahoo

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