Wal-MartSandra Stringer Vance, Roy V. Scott
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Wal-Mart

220 pagesFirst published 19942 editions
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"The story of Wal-Mart Stores is the stuff of legends: in 1945 a poor boy from a poor state opens a variety store in a small town in rural Arkansas and, through hard work, ingenuity, and a commitment to providing customers with low-priced, high-quality merchandise, goes on to create the largest retail operation in the United States. In just 30 years Sam Walton and his Wal-Mart Stores transformed mass merchandising and revolutionized the shopping habits and expectations of American consumers. Moreover, Walton himself - a modest, simple man devoted to family, community, and his employees and…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackTwayne Publishers19972209780805798333
EditionTwayne Publishers19942209780805798326
Discount houses (Retail trade)HistoryWal-Mart (Firm)Wal-Mart (Firm) - HistoryWalton, Sam, 1918-Business & ManagementEconomic historyHistory Of Specific Companies