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They expanded rapidly before the shift to online shopping got started in any significant amount. Walmart used to be the big bully on the block. That torch has now been handed to Amazon.
Uh; if talking about groceries, here in Bullhead City, Smiths which is Kroger, they're giving Walmart a real tough time.
Walmart is one of the biggest recipients of EBT cards.
Poor people ain't shopping online at other places.
Companies all over are shuttering stores if you've been keeping up with the news.
Inventory isn't moving in all areas.
Walmart is just the next guy on the block to do what others are already doing.
Agreed and; word is WalMart is to Sears and K Mart what they were to Monkey Wards and Wollworths. My point being WM WILL be knocked down tho IMHO Amazon won't be big for much longer.
While the express format isn't a terrible idea for urban areas, the Wal Mart brand is tainted. It has become synonymous with lowest common denominator, and not in a fun way like the dollar stores.
I think you don't like Wal-Mart...and I'm no fan. But on those occasions when I do go in (perhaps every other month), they are more crowded than any other store in the region.
Yep, we control the right to work states that are seeing the bulk of the closures.
Maryland had closures. Not a right to work state.
Smack yourself in the head a few more times. It won't do any good, but go ahead anyway.
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