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The location will act as a convenience store for students.
Faced with growing competition for consumers from Target, Walmart is taking steps to re-establish itself as a leader in low prices. The company says this will involved keeping better tabs on its competitor’s prices and working more closely with suppliers to lower the cost per item, simplifying its ad-match policy and retraining workers to implement it consistently, and returning many products to its shelves that had been removed from its inventory. Products will be reintroduced over the next few months and will be identified with flag labels that say “It’s back.”
The Wal-Mart Supercenter at the Crossroads Towne Center is setting the trend for Wal-Marts across the East Valley and across the nation, according to officials with the retail giant.
FRESHER LOOK: Some of the newer Wal-Mart stores are changing their appearance and adding new products to attract more customers such as this Wal-Mart at 2750 E. Germann Road in Chandler.
NEW STRATEGIES: Employee and supplier vehicles sit parked in front of the Wal-Mart Stores headquarters in Bentonville, Ark.
CONCERNED: Claire Middleton, left, and Rveva Barrett stand outside the Wal-Mart in Pinellas Park, Fla.
Several Gilbert Walmart Supercenters have made donations to help provide educational opportunities for students and educators in Gilbert public schools.
Gilbert police took an officer who shot a man during a scuffle in August off the street. Chad Biggs began his new job as a 911 dispatcher Jan. 4.
Verna McKay of Chandler stopped by her neighborhood Walmart recently to check out the fresh produce and snag some grand-reopening freebies.
Arely Rivas, left, and her husband, Hugo Rivas, do their weekly shopping inside the newly remodeled and expanded Walmart in Chandler, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009.
Tricia Wu, a senior at Arizona State University, is spending two days in the Wal-Mart showroom.
Wal-Mart Corp. has begun a “grass roots” effort to gather support from its Gilbert shoppers.
Wal-Mart Corp. has begun a “grass roots” effort to gather support from its Gilbert shoppers.
BENTONVILLE, Ark. - After watching its sales momentum surge over the past four decades, Wal-Mart Stores now finds it has to work harder to grow — with 3,900 stores nearly saturating the U.S. market, it’s the company’s sales strategy, not new retail outlets, that will determine Wal-Mart’s future.
Garth Brooks, center, performs Nov. 15 in New York’s Times Square as part of the the 39th annual Country Music Association Awards.
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