Many of these areas weren't "high crime Democrat areas" when the stores were first built there.No, but they should have known better than build in high-crime democrat areas.
Demographics have changed over time due to numerous factors.
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Many of these areas weren't "high crime Democrat areas" when the stores were first built there.No, but they should have known better than build in high-crime democrat areas.
Due to the useless, non-productive, waste of skin, anti-social, bottom dreg, scum you present as, we are hoping your burning pile of toxic waste will consume soon and spare the planet of any more refuse such as you.Thank you for this WONDERFUL news!!!!
Kroger is just as EVIL, CORRUPT, ANTI-employee, and ANTI-customer as Hellmart and Crackhead Barrel.
Hope they collapse into a burning pile of toxic waste.
To the many ignorant and unintelligent posters here, Fred Meyer poses as a "One Stop Shopping Experience".Very sad that people will be losing their jobs, and food deserts will be created, because Democrats refuse to clean up their disgusting cities.
Kroger to Close Fred Meyer Stores in Kent and Everett Over Theft, ‘Challenging Regulatory Environment’
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Kroger to Close Fred Meyer Stores in Kent and Everett Over Theft, ‘Challenging Regulatory Environment’
Kroger, the parent company of Fred Meyer, announced Monday it will close two Puget Sound locations this fall as part of a broader cost-cutting strategy following the collapse of its proposed merger with Albertsons. The company saidwww.kvi.com
Kroger, the parent company of Fred Meyer, announced Monday it will close two Puget Sound locations this fall as part of a broader cost-cutting strategy following the collapse of its proposed merger with Albertsons.
The company said its Fred Meyer stores in Everett (8530 Evergreen Way) and Kent (10201 S.E. 240th St.) will shut down in mid-October. Both closures were confirmed by the union representing affected workers.
“Unfortunately, due to a steady rise in theft and a challenging regulatory environment that adds significant costs, we can no longer make these stores financially viable,” a Fred Meyer spokesperson told The Seattle Times.
The decision comes as Cincinnati-based Kroger works to shutter underperforming stores nationwide. The company, which operates 59 Fred Meyer and 55 QFC locations in Washington, announced in June that it plans to close 60 stores across the U.S. over the next 18 months.
Awwww, your Democrat projecting is noted and placed in File 13.Due to the useless, non-productive, waste of skin, anti-social, bottom dreg, scum you present as, we are hoping your burning pile of toxic waste will consume soon and spare the planet of any more refuse such as you.
From the link:
“Unfortunately, due to a steady rise in theft and a challenging regulatory environment that adds significant costs, we can no longer make these stores financially viable,”
Dragonbreath gets it wrong again.
Kroger, it seems, doesn't need the tax write offs.Kroger has argued that closures allow the company to reinvest savings into stronger-performing stores. Still, critics say the loss of neighborhood groceries highlights broader issues of retail theft, rising costs, and state regulatory hurdles.
Hmm, Albertsons doesn't plan on closing any stores and plans to open up where Krogers is closing....
Since you claim to live in Texas I guess those HEBs on every corner don't count?Its ok. MAGA. Country just has dollar stores.
In the metros and suburbs yes. Not in the country. At best you get Brooks Brothers.Since you claim to live in Texas I guess those HEBs on every corner don't count?
Brookshire Brothers, nothing wrong with small, regional chains.In the metros and suburbs yes. Not in the country. At best you get Brooks Brothers.
Which has zilch point shit to do with closing stores in declining Seattle suburbs. FucktardLike meth use in the whole rural state of West Virginia.
The article about the Washington stores didn't say they were closing due to theft either. They said they were closing because Trump didn't approve their merger with another grocer.
Theft is the reason because, unlike regulation theft cannot be predicted which is probably the reason for the merger not being approved.One mention in a long article about how the refusal of regulators to approve the merger, which is citied multiple times as the reason for store closings.
And even that paragraph stresses the “regulatory environment” as adding significant costs.
I didn’t get it wrong at all. You’re putting emphasis on theft where the actual emphasis of the piece is on financial and regulatory problems.