According to the Dallas Morning News, Albertsons is looking to make it back to number one by "reorganizing its Dallas-Fort Worth division, naming a new president, eliminating layers of management and giving more control to its store managers in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Nebraska." "With fewer management layers and wider spans of control, our division team will be able to improve store-level execution, lower costs and react more quickly to the needs of our customers," said Mr. Johnston, chairman, chief executive officer and president of Albertsons. Moderator's Comment: Why has Albertsons lost its lead in the Dallas-Fort Worth market to Wal-Mart? What will it take for the grocery chain to reclaim the top spot?