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Albertsons Companies, Inc.

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Sep 15, 2026

Paul HawkenGUEST
40:48
And, um, and then you had this really concentration of grocery business too.
Paul HawkenGUEST
40:57
Big, huge concent- from the Albertsons to the Walmarts to [sniffs] whatever.
Paul HawkenGUEST
41:02
And, uh, and so this has been the food system in the United States.
Paul HawkenGUEST
41:07
It's just been, you know, concentrated, concentrated, concentrated, concentrated, you know.
Ben MillerHOST
34:23
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Ben MillerHOST
34:29
Okay, our fourth headline this week comes from Grocery Dive, which reports that Meg Whitman will join the board of Albertsons in a newly created role, their first executive chair.
Ben MillerHOST
34:41
So as well as chairing the board, as well as chairing the board, Whitman will serve as an operations, quote, "and strategic advisor" to CEO Susan Morris.
Ben MillerHOST
34:51
Um, and her appointment has already taken effect.
Ben MillerHOST
34:53
She started on Tuesday.
Ben MillerHOST
34:55
Uh, Whitman brings 40 years of experience to Albertsons, having served as CEO of eBay for a decade, and president, CEO, and chair of Hewlett-Packard.
Ben MillerHOST
35:06
She was also, and I think this is the first time ever said on Omnitalk-
Chris WaltonHOST
35:10
Yes
Mark WatkinPANELIST
5:34
So it's all about simple, transparent data.
Kiri MastersPANELIST
5:36
There was a, there was a study that Albertsons did with Kellogg, uh, School of Management and Ovative Group, and they found that if you change the way that IRORs is calculated, it can swing from positive to negative-
Mark WatkinPANELIST
5:52
Oh, yeah
Kiri MastersPANELIST
5:52
... just based on what d- what does the control group look like? What does the holdout seem? Different factors there.
Eric ZwickGUEST
15:41
He had some connections placing stuff in stores.
Eric ZwickGUEST
15:44
as a seller into, you don't just like walk into the front store of like Albertsons and say, I'd like to sell my toothbrush.
Eric ZwickGUEST
15:50
You know, there's a whole, there's a whole network of distributors that you have to opt, you know, use and sales, sales and marketing strategy.
Eric ZwickGUEST
15:56
And he had this experience already.
DanHOST
69:34
Now, if unions decided to maybe stretch the rules or break them and, uh, conduct some sympathy or solidarity strikes, that number could obviously grow exponentially.
DanHOST
69:44
But even for those workers who their contracts are expiring, that's a big number, and that includes the 300,000 Teamsters at UPS, 150,000 auto workers with the UAW at the Big Three American automakers, 77,000 educators across California schools, and 70,000 grocery workers at Kroger, Safeway, Albertsons, and their subsidiaries.
DanHOST
70:07
So that's both some huge groups of workers in the same employers and some folks in some incredibly critical positions in the economy and just our society more broadly.
LenaHOST
70:20
Yeah.
Jack SpirkoHOST
10:37
Give these people a raise.
Jack SpirkoHOST
10:39
What? The person who yells at me at the self-checkout at Albertsons because I'm not a fucking savant on how to use a, a, a cash register and their shit sucks, and they're pissed that they have to come over and approve me to buy a fucking bottle of wine because, uh, the computer can't tell that my old ass is over 21 and they're ir- I'm worried about that person getting a fucking raise? No, I'm not.
Jack SpirkoHOST
11:03
I'm not.
Jack SpirkoHOST
11:04
These people...
Ryan SeacrestADVERTISER
114:37
Offers may vary.
Gregory HoodGUEST
114:38
Visit
Pete QuiñonesHOST
114:39
AlbertsonsBondsOrPavilions.com for more details.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
114:42
And that's what basically anyone who doesn't work for themselves or work from home, even if they work from home and they have clients or whatever, that's what you have to do when you go to work.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
114:54
I mean, I...
Gary ParrishHOST
10:34
Yeah.
Gary ParrishHOST
10:34
If you're trying to ask me why I said those things, talk down to the river, talk down to Albertsons.
Gary ParrishHOST
10:41
I got emotional.
Bennett DoyleHOST
10:42
Yeah.
Lou PenroseHOST
11:08
I've done this over the years.
Lou PenroseHOST
11:11
Everything that they sell to you at Albertsons or at Vons or Stater Brothers, that stuff doesn't work.
Lou PenroseHOST
11:19
Maybe it works a little bit, but there's no way an ant trap the size of a quarter, is going to work.
Lou PenroseHOST
11:26
There are like 40,000 ants in my kitchen on Saturday morning.
Jack SpirkoHOST
10:37
Give these people a raise.
Jack SpirkoHOST
10:39
What? The person who yells at me at the self-checkout at Albertsons because I'm not a fucking savant on how to use a cash register? And their shit sucks? And they're pissed that they have to come over and approve me to buy a fucking bottle of wine because the computer can't tell that my old ass is over 21 and I'm worried about that person getting a fucking raise? No, I'm not.
Jack SpirkoHOST
11:03
I'm not.
Jack SpirkoHOST
11:05
Who are these people? Screw messing around.

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