Posted on 29/08/07
Loblaw refines superstore concept
One of Galen G. Weston's biggest headaches when he took over the reins at Loblaw Cos. Ltd. last year was figuring out what to do with its struggling superstores. The grocer had built a lot of them over the past few years to take on discounter Wal-Mart but they performed poorly, particularly in general merchandise.
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