Well food markets started as one small store in Austin, Texas in $1980,$ it has since grown into the world's leading retailer of natural and our organic food, was more than $270$ locations in North America in the United Kingdom as of September $2007.$

Whole Foods was founded by Craig Weller, Mark Scott, and John McKay, who served as the company CEO. Whole Foods has expanded through the acquisition of numerous companies, including but not limited to wellsprings groceries, fresh field, bread of life, Marchant of Vino, Agaru coffee, heartland, and Harry's farmers market, among others. The most recent acquisition was wild oats markets. The acquisition of wild oats was not without its problems the federal trade commissions FTC filed suit in June $2007$ to block Whole Foods acquisition of wild oats, the acquisition was challenged on and to trust grounds. Then in late $2007,$ a federal appeals court turned down the FTC$\text{'}$s request to overturn of federal district court ruling allowing Whole Foods to complete its purchase of groceries wild oats., While conducting its antitrust review, the FTC discovered that, over the period of several years, John McKee had posted comments about Whole Foods and it's competitors in the online stock forms of yahoo finance. McKay use the screen name RAHODEB and anagram of Deborah the name of the Mackeys wife to conceal his true identity as CEO of Whole Foods. At least $240$ of RAHEDEV $1300$ or so mention wild oats accompany with which Mackie had an increasing bitter rival. The acrimony between Mackie and Perry oak, CEO of wild oats, could be traced to the first time the two men that six years ago at a retailing conference in Manhattan in $2001$ I$\text{'}$m going to destroy you Mackey showed at OAC who. Whole Foods official tell a different version of the story with milder language but the confrontation has persisted as a food industry legend. For nearly $8$ years John Mackie posted numerous comments about whole Food markets using the syndrome who REHODEB. And some of his postings, maki lauded food Whole Foods stock, cheered its financial results, and castigated wild oat markets, the company on which Whole Foods has a question designed. In January $2005$ REHEDEB posted this opinion no company would want to buy wild oats markets Inc. EDEB continued, foods by oats? Almost surely not at current prices. What would they gain? Oats locations are too small