Patrick Thomas is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal, where he covers agriculture and the business of food. His work delves into topics such as AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and the local economy, reflecting his commitment to exploring the intersection of farming and economic policy. Patrick's insights have been featured in prominent publications including MarketWatch, LiveMint, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Patrick Thomas' coverage spans a variety of topics, including the food industry, agriculture, business deals, legal issues and economic impact. His articles often cite data and cover breaking news.
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By: Patrick Thomas
Kroger shares are sliding after the biggest U.S. supermarket operator by sales said its costs—and consumers’—remain troubling. “Our operating costs have been growing faster than our sales,” said CEO Greg Foran. “That's not sustainable. And frankly, it's not acceptable.”Across Kroger’s 2,700 store
Four months into his job, Kroger CEO Greg Foran says he’s been to more than 100 stores, and only two of five were in very good condition. “The gap between our best stores and the rest of the fleet needs to improve,” Foran, a former Walmart exec, said on Kroger’s earnings call today. “Closing it is
By: Patrick Thomas, John Mccormick
President Trump backed his opponent, but Zach Lahn is the Iowa GOP’s nominee for governor. Democrats are highlighting his time out of state.
By: Dave Michaels, Patrick Thomas
Executive texts and emails show effort to sway market, Justice Department says.
By: Patrick Thomas
Kroger’s $1.65 billion deal for supermarket chain Giant Eagle is a bet on the East. Giant Eagle’s nearly 200 stores would expand Kroger’s foothold in Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland and In
Butch Patrick is an American actor and musician who has a net worth of $250,000. Butch Patrick is best known for playing Eddie Munster, the young werewolf son of Herman and Lily Munster, on the CBS sitcom "The Munsters." Although the show originally ran for only two seasons from 1964 to 1966, it became a durable pop-culture favorite through decades of reruns, Halloween marathons, reunions, merchandise, and nostalgia appearances. Patrick also reprised Eddie in the 1966 film "Munster, Go Home!"
By: Patrick Thomas, Sarah Nassauer
The largest U.S. grocer wins praise from President Trump for the move.
By: Patrick Thomas, Dave Michaels
Executive texts and emails show effort to sway market, Justice Department says; ‘bid like they vote in Chicago, early and often’
Growers, ranchers and companies warn of too much farmland being used for AI data centers, siphoning water.
Patrick Thomas About 30 miles from Clint McRae's southeastern Montana ranch, a local utility company bought roughly 6,000 acres of cattle grazing land.
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