Alexander Coolidge

1 week ago | cincinnati.com | Alexander Coolidge

Kroger is searching for a new CEO after the abrupt departure of Rodney McMullen. Interim CEO Ron Sargent said Kroger will conduct a national search and consider internal candidates. Kroger’s past CEOs and those of rival companies typically have operations experience. Will Kroger’s next CEO be a woman? An insider or someone new? An internet wiz or someone all about stores?

2 weeks ago | cincinnati.com | Alexander Coolidge

Millions of Kroger shoppers swipe or enter their loyalty card at the checkout every day, allowing the retailer to tabulate their buying habits and pitch discounts tailored from their shopping profile. But sometimes those profiles are wrong, according to Consumer Reports. In a report, the consumer advocate examined the implications from errors found in an Oregon shopper who got a copy of his Kroger profile using a .

2 weeks ago | eu.dispatch.com | Alexander Coolidge

Millions of Kroger shoppers swipe or enter their loyalty card at the checkout every day, allowing the retailer to tabulate their buying habits and pitch discounts tailored from their shopping profile. But sometimes those profiles are wrong, according to Consumer Reports. In a report, the consumer advocate examined the implications from errors found in an Oregon shopper who got a copy of his Kroger profile using a .

2 weeks ago | cincinnati.com | Alexander Coolidge

EU Ambassador Jovita Neliupšienė visited Ohio to discuss trade and the war in Ukraine. Neliupšienė argued that the US-EU trade relationship is balanced when services are considered. She warned against tariffs and emphasized the importance of a strong stance against Russia. Looking to improve business ties and check Russian aggression, the European Union’s ambassador to the United States visited Ohio on May 20.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Alexander Coolidge

Hobbyist turned small businessman Len Kaltman, who makes custom pens for businesses, got an unexpected order this spring: the U.S. State Department on behalf of Vice President JD Vance. Kaltman, who started his business Buckeye Pens & Gifts nearly 20 years ago after becoming obsessed with ‚Äúpen-turning,‚ÄĚ had sold his product to plenty of company vice presidents ‚Äď just none in the White House. ‚ÄúAt first, I thought it might be a joke,‚ÄĚ said Kaltman, who lives in suburban Cincinnati.