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  1. A competitor is attracting senior executive talent from companies like Air New Zealand and Walmart, with headquarters in Cincinnati.
  2. Albertsons reassigned presidents of its Jewel-Osco division, appointed Susan Morris as the new CEO, and promoted Michelle Larson to chief merchandising officer amidst market challenges and a failed merger with Kroger.

Jewel Osco, a Boise-based grocer owned by Albertsons, announced that Tom Lofland served as its president.

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Jewel Osco, a Boise-based grocer owned by Albertsons, announced that Tom Lofland served as its president.

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Albertsons reassigned presidents of its Jewel-Osco division, appointed Susan Morris as the new CEO, and promoted Michelle Larson to chief merchandising officer amidst market challenges and a failed merger with Kroger. All 3 developments

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