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'Whole Paycheck' no more

November 17, 2008 |  9:54 am

Whole Foods Market has a reputation for good food at high prices, thus its Whole Paycheck nickname. But in a sign of hard economic times, the organic- and natural-foods retailer is embracing store coupons to entice shoppers to its Southern California stores.

--Jerry Hirsch


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