Nov 4th, 2009 - Forbes
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Whole Foods Market Inc. appears to be adjusting to its new economic reality.
The natural and organic grocer, known for its high-end products and similarly high prices, says lower prices are bringing shoppers back in its doors, driving a surge in fourth-quarter profit.
Whole Foods said Wednesday that shoppers bought more items in its stores, but continued pressure to compete on price and uncertain economy made some investors nervous about its outlook for the year.
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