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- iHaveNet.com: Wal-Mart (WMT)
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U.S. retailers are gearing for the Black Friday sale in a bid to make up for weak sales for the whole year
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The world's largest retailer unveiled new apps for the iPad and iPhone that permits consumers to browse the inventory of the local Wal-Mart outlet, scan products and create voice-activated shopping lists. On the same day, Wal-Mart said it may expand its 140 in-store health clinics through partnerships with outside vendors to include chronic and preventative health care services
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Walmart sent out a request for information seeking partners to help it 'dramatically ... lower the cost of healthcare ... by becoming the largest provider of primary healthcare services in the nation'
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Wal-Mart is reducing the company's expenses on healthcare by announcing a series of changes that would affect future employees. The world's largest retailer justified the changes to rising operating costs
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Officials of the Chinese city of Chonqqing ordered the closure on Monday of 13 Wal-Mart stores for 15 days because of mislabeling of pork. The world's largest retailer had advertised the meat as organic
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Holiday shoppers would be able to purchase electronics and toys for the yearend through installment at all Wal-Mart stores across the U.S. The world's largest retailer announced the return of the layaway plan to boost its holiday sales amid the economic slump
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Retailer stocks closed higher after a Supreme Court ruling that spared Walmart from a class action lawsuit by its 1.6 million female employees
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Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer fared well early in the recession as consumers became more budget-conscious. However, nagging U.S. unemployment and some uncharacteristic mistakes in merchandising have since slowed it down. Indicative of its struggles have been several key executive departures. International growth is critical for Wal-Mart
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Hundreds of Wal-Mart employees have already enrolled in online classes at American Public University via the retail giant's recently announced partnership with the online university. According to online education experts, the partnership could signal the onset of a trend