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FT Magazine
How Walmart convinced critics it can sell more stuff and save the world
...Yet, as Charles Fishman wrote in The Wal-Mart Effect in 2006, Walmart derives all of its impact from us, “from our willingness to open our wallets, just a few dollars at a time . . ....
October 13, 2022
Life & Arts
The town that Wal-Mart built
...When Wal-Mart’s founder, Sam Walton, opened a five-and-dime self-service general goods store on the main square of Bentonville in 1950, the administrative seat of Benton County had only 3,000 people....
July 10, 2009
FT Live
Future of Retail
Securing long-term business growth with technology innovation
Tuesday, 17 SeptemberLondon, UK
Travel & leisure industry
Transcript: Wal-Mart’s Lee Scott
...And I think that having Mike Duke come in to run Wal-Mart stores and bringing in Eduardo, and laying out a plan…I think you see the results of a management team that through experience and outside hires...
April 6, 2008
Work & Careers
Top pay-off for workers on the treadmill
...Wal-Mart, the largest private employer in the US, is encouraging its 1.3m store workers to set out health-related goals for themselves under “Personal Sustainability Plans”....
February 21, 2008
News in-depthThe Big Read
Wal-Mart takes the fight to its critics
...At the same time, Wal-Mart has reorganised its own community relations operations and has announced plans for “Wal-Mart jobs and opportunity zones” in inner-city areas, aimed in part at encouraging businesses...
August 16, 2006
UK schools
Andrew Ward’s hurricane diary
...They used to work in the semi-demolished store on the Long Beach seafront that I saw on Monday. Wal-Mart is still paying their wages and has promised them new jobs in another nearby store....
September 9, 2005
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK

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