Wal-Mart: The Bully of Bentonville

Wal-Mart: The Bully of BentonvilleBy: Anthony Bianco The largest company in the world by far, Wal Mart takes in revenues in excess of $280 billion, employs 1. 4 million American workers, and controls a large share of the business done by almost every U. S. consumer product company. More than 138 million shoppers visit one of its 5,300 stores each week. But Wal Marts everyday low prices come at a tremendous cost to workers, suppliers, competitors, and consumers. The Bully of

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