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: Instapundit.comWHOLE FOODS? JOHN MACKEY: Q: What?s the result of the Wild Oats merger? A: The end result is t?
By Glenn Reynolds
Q: What’s the result of the Wild Oats merger?
A: The end result is that it’s been great. Our Wild Oats same-store sales were up like 16% in the second quarter.
Q: Would you do that merger again?
A: No. We’ll never do another merger that requires FTC approval. It was the worst experience of Whole Foods’ corporate life. All my e-mails were examined by the FTC. The $30 million in legal fees. … For what? To prove we weren’t a monopoly? Everyone knows we’re not….
Yay, regulators.
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on August 31, 2010 (boomark / email).
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