Cincinnati-based Kroger eliminates more jobs just over a month after major cuts
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - Kroger Co., the largest operator of traditional grocery stores in the nation, eliminated additional jobs a little more than an month after announcing it was cutting hundreds of positions at the company's headquarters.
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