Walmart

Wal-Mart's Wages Increase in China, Rollback in US

David Nassar | Posted 07.16.2008 | Business


David Nassar

Instead of perpetuating a cycle of poverty among its workers, it's time Wal-Mart consider a meaningful wage increase for its U.S. employees who are struggling to make ends.

NBC Signs Deal With Wal-Mart To Market To Moms

New York Times | Stuart Elliott | Posted 07.14.2008 | Media


Forget about support groups, posses and circles of friends. The first advertising sales deal for a new unit of NBC Universal -- signed with Wal-Mart S...

Wal-Mart Goes Local ... So?

Isabel Cowles | Posted 07.02.2008 | Green


Isabel Cowles

Wal-Mart is giving local farmers an audience again: by bringing this food into a space where the public shops, its stores will make local produce visible, accessible and affordable.

Wal-Mart Stores To Source More Local Produce

Green Biz | GreenBiz Staff | Posted 07.02.2008 | Green


In a bid to offset the rising cost of fuel, Wal-Mart plans to expand its offerings of fresh fruits and vegetables grown and shipped from local farms a...

Wal-Mart Kicks an Injured Cop When He is Down

David Nassar | Posted 07.01.2008 | Business


David Nassar

Wal-Mart now seems determined to keep disability benefits from all Americans, not merely its own employees.

True Green: Integrating Eco-Awareness Into Your Business Model

Amy Swift | Posted 06.20.2008 | Living


Amy Swift

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you know that "green," "eco," and "sustainable" are the catchphrases of the 21st century. Simply put: The market wants green products.

Look Out Walmart! Here Come The Threadheads

Sal Nunziato | Posted 06.13.2008 | Entertainment


Sal Nunziato

The New Orleans Jazz Fest may have come and gone, but to a number of diehards known as the Threadheads, the last day of Fest is really just the first day of planning for the following year.

Wal-Mart's Dog and Pony Show

David Nassar | Posted 06.05.2008 | Business


David Nassar

Wal-Mart's abandonment of founder Sam Walton's own beliefs that have led them to become such a distasteful presence to an increasing number of communities and shoppers.

Wal-Mart Launches Web Classifieds to Compete with Craigslist

Slate | Chadwick Matlin | Posted 06.04.2008 | Media


Wal-Mart doesn't know it yet, but it may be the savior that local newspapers have been praying for. The big-box retailer launched a new service withou...

Happy Mother's Day, Really?

Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner | Posted 05.11.2008 | Politics


Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner

The question, "Does our country do more than pay lip service to the important role of mothers?" becomes more pressing each day as the economy tightens and families struggle to keep up.

Why Wal-Mart Does Not Strengthen Our Economy

David Nassar | Posted 04.30.2008 | Business


David Nassar

It's tax rebate time, and no one is hungrier for the tax rebate checks arriving in mailboxes today than Wal-Mart. But spending your tax rebate there won't stimulate the economy.

Wal-Mart Plays Politics with Charity

David Nassar | Posted 04.24.2008 | Business


David Nassar

New video footage of Wal-Mart manager meetings released by the Center for Public Integrity provide a rare and disturbing glimpse into the private culture of the world's largest company.

A Company In Need Of Change

David Nassar | Posted 04.10.2008 | Business


David Nassar

Every day Wal-Mart refuses to put enough money forward to adequately fund their employees health care, and associates pay the price.

Will Wal-Mart Do the Right Thing for Brain-Damaged Ex-Employee Debbie Shank's Family?

David Nassar | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business


David Nassar

Debbie Shank used to stock shelves at night for Wal-Mart so she could spend time in the afternoons with her three sons. Now she lives in a nursing home, requires around-the-clock medical care and owes Wal-Mart almost $500,000.

Lee Scott: It's Not Easy Being Green

ZP Heller | Posted 03.20.2008 | Business


ZP Heller

Wal-Mart CEO Lee Scott was unusually candid: there's no way Wal-Mart can fix the irreparable harm they've caused to our planet in such a short span of time, if ever.

Wal-Mart Ignores Widow's Letter Asking Why It Took Employees 9 Hours To Find Her Husband's Body In A Bathroom Stall

Consumerist | Posted 02.04.2008 | Business


Karen Turner wants to know why Walmart employees told her that their bathroom stalls were unoccupied, even though they contained the body of Karen's h...

Reading The Pictures: A Banner Year For Corporate Debate Sponsors?

Michael Shaw | Posted 01.24.2008 | Media


Michael Shaw

2008-01-25-shaw_astra_fp.jpgWhat is the point of candidates calling each other out on taking money from lobbyists, PACs, and so on, when corporations can quietly buy a stake in the very stage they happen to be pontificating on?

Talking Jesus Action Figure Sells Out At Walmart

Consumerist | Posted 12.10.2007 | Business


If you were planning on getting a Talking Jesus Action Figure this Christmas (or whatever) you're almost out of luck. Walmart has completely sold out ...

Helping the Shanks: Wal-Mart's Health Care Leaves One Family Desperate

David Nassar | Posted 11.28.2007 | Business


David Nassar

Wal-Mart publicly touts its new health care plan and pays big dollars for holiday public relations campaigns in attempts to bolster its bad reputation and total disregard for the health of its employees.

In Offense of Hip-Hop

Orlando Lima | Posted 11.20.2007 | Media


Orlando Lima

Hip-hop accounts for more empowering music, artwork, dance and writing than any other cultural movement in the history of our country.


 

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