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    The effects of the economic trends are also felt by Walmart. In an effort to cut cost, Wal-Mart had to eliminate health insurance coverage for part-time employees and increasing premiums for others (Wright, 2011). This strategy allowed Walmart to cut costs without eliminating positions or increasing prices. Before the economic downturn Wal-Mart implemented strategies to increase profits. In 2005, Walmart implemented a plan to target wealthier consumers with a more

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    the product is used. This enables manufacturing companies to meet the consumer needs. After all the researcher is done, new found data is combined with new tools to produce better product quality and transparency creating a stronger trust between Wal-Mart and its customer. The nature of this operation is based on the idea of lowering costs while maintaining profits. By researching the products they learn the ins and outs of how it is made, the costs of production, and the sustainability of

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    Introduction Wal-Mart is a business organization based in the United States of America that operates multiple foreign and domestic retail stores. The company was established by Sam Walton in 1962, as a small retail store, which marked its journey into becoming a monopolistic business enterprise. It has continued to experience exponential growth due to increasing demand for its goods and services at its reduced prices all over the world. Wal-Mart has a huge monopolist competition presence due to its

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    Wal-Mart Strategic Development and future Becoming Wal-Mart- The Past: Overview Wal-mart was founded by sam Walton in 1962. The idea behind was to bring discount shopping stores to rural America. It grew rapidly with huge popularity. Today it has 3708 Wal-mart U. S. Units, 569 U.S. Sam’s Club and 4112 International units. It toppled GE and became No.1 in Fortune 500 Company list with annual revenue of 405 Billion USD and employs about 2 million associates. It has presence in multiple sectors

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    Walton imagined using his creativity, what if there is a discount store in the city which buys everything in bulk from the country side and uses its own transport for delivery of good to the store, would the consumers buy from there at lower prices rather than going to other stores in the city with higher prices. He just used his creativity to solve the problem and Innovated world’s first and most successful Discount Store, Wal-Mart. Sam Walton, in his autobiography, said, “If you think about it from

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    Case Analysis: Wal-Mart Rosemead When Wal-Mart tried to establish one of its Superstores in Rosemead, CA, its Corporate social responsibilities are questioned when the company is met with heavy opposition. With the opening of the new Wal-Mart in Rosemead there are groups of people that will gain and groups of people that will lose. This paper will analyze, using John Stuart Mill’s Utilitarian reasoning of “the greatest good for the greatest number” and theory of social responsibility by Milton

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    Walmart (officially Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.) is an American multinational company specialized in the large distribution. The company was founded by Sam Walton and today supervised by his oldest son, S. Robson Walton. Founded under this name in 1962, it was quickly developed in Arkansas, then after that in 1991 it started dominate all United States before he internationalized itself. Today, Walmart is much more like your vicinity store. We comprise a great choice of high-quality goods, friendly service

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    Wal-Mart is known for its low prices and variety of goods and services at low prices but in 2006, Wal-Mart faced a very murky turn financially. The competitors for Wal-Mart closed in on their consumers by offering more competitive pricing for groceries, clothing, and household commodities. Kroger closed the gap based on the grocery pricing and Target was one of two that closed the gap on household and clothing prices. Wal-Mart competitors enhanced their marketing strategies and lured the right

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    My Internship At Wal Mart

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    My Internship at Wal-Mart “Personal and moral integrity is one of our basic fundamental and it has to start with each other of us” - Sam Walton Wal-Mart is the largest retail company in the world. The company was established fifty four years ago in Rogers, Arkansas by Samuel Walton. It started as a small chain of stores in the United States and now operates in 28 countries throughout the world. According to Wal-Mart’s website page, Wal-Mart has around of 2.3 million employees worldwide and more

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    Mission Statement: Level 1 Founded in 1962, Wal-Mart has continued to uphold its mission statement of “Save Money. Live Better.” Wal-Mart shows commitment and appreciation to its customers by valuing them through everyday low prices. Customers can trust Wal-Mart because of their low price guarantee. Building a relationship with customers is an essential part of Wal-Mart’s mission because it allows them to meet their customers’ expectations and provide superior customer service. In return of the

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