Posted on 09/04/2014 9:14:34 AM PDT by billorites
Edited on 09/04/2014 9:14:58 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Now that the Market Basket fight is over, many a journalist in New England and beyond can look back on the family grocery war as one of the most interesting stories of their careers, which they reduced to banality.
It may be heartwarming to think of workers rallying to save Arthur T. Demoulas, the CEO who ran the family supermarket chain allegedly to benefit customers (low prices) and workers (high wages) rather than shareholders. Unfortunately, this requires overlooking a lot.
(Excerpt) Read more at online.wsj.com ...
“(Excerpt) Read more at online.wsj.com ...”
For only $12.00 ....
Bill-o ... are you working on commission?
“For only $12”
Fagedaboudit
Can you loan me 12 bucks? It sounds like an interesting article...
“Can you loan me 12 bucks? It sounds like an interesting article...”
Maybe he can email us the whole story.
Sounds interesting.
Too bad we can’t read it.
Here is a link that gives the whole story
http://online.wsj.com/articles/holman-jenkins-the-right-lessons-of-a-supermarket-war-1409699987
Put the title in google and then click the link and it will usually pull up the story without paying.
That link’s behind a pay-wall too.
See post 9 - that’s how I found it.
When I click on the link in your post #9, it takes me to the WSJ subscriber’s login page. I’ll try googling the title.
>>Maybe he can email us the whole story.<<
I’ll take the 12 bucks :)
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