The e-conomy has effectively killed — or severely maimed — video stores, department stores, and bookstores. Is it coming for grocery stores next? If you're reading the (organic, locally sourced) tea leaves, Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods this past summer doesn't bode well. The e-conomy giant, responsible more or less for swallowing up the business of bookselling, bought the supermarket chain in June for $13.7 billion, marking its latest effort to get a handle on the food delivery...
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