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Winn-Dixie Q2 Net, ID Sales Up
Progressive Grocer Peter Lynch, chairman, CEO, and president of Jacksonville, Fla.-based Winn-Dixie, said he was “very pleased” by the grocer's financial performance, adding: “We generated substantial sales and adjusted EBITDA growth over the prior year, … |
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Winn-Dixie Remodels Drive Sales Gains, Fast Returns
Supermarket News According to Peter Lynch, chairman, president and chief executive officer, the perishables mix at the transformational remodels averages about 38%, compared with 30% at other stores. Each of the transformational remodels costs approximately $5.5 … |
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Sales down, market basket up: Winn Dixie enters 2012 with confidence
Drug Store News According to Winn-Dixie's chief Peter Lynch, Winn-Dixie is riding a strong headwind into fiscal 2012 powered by a number of influencers — a marketing program that better sustains margins, its loyalty program Fuelperks!, an improved stocking system and … Winn-Dixie's sales on upswing, helped by new transformational stores Winn-Dixie Edges Wall Street Profit View Winn-Dixie Stores Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2011 Results and … |
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Winn-Dixie's sales on upswing, helped by new transformational stores
Florida Times-Union “I feel very good about where we are and our turnaround,” said CEO Peter Lynch. By Mark Basch Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.'s newly renovated store on Country Road 220 in St. Johns County, part of the company's plan to build “transformational” stores, … Winn-Dixie Stores Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2011 Results and … Winn-Dixie Stores Q4 Profit Slumps, Shares Fall Winn-Dixie to spend 56% more on 'transformational' remodels |
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Retailers turn to gas giveaways to increase sales
al.com (blog) Peter Lynch, the chairman and chief executive officer of the Jacksonville, Fla.-based supermarket chain, told investors in May that the program entices customers to spend more at Winn-Dixie. "As the price of gas gets higher, I think our program becomes … |
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