Second Thoughts on Walmart

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            Pearl River      I have kept my eyes peeled intensely on Walmart for over twenty years and out of curiosity ever since I lived in Arkansas, where I first encountered them.  They were the very poster image for many years of ruthless corporate capitalism, here and abroad.  They were huge.  Their workers were underpaid widgets …

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Low Income Families are Critical Consumers

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             New Orleans       Many forget that low-income families are not just ALICE people, meaning Asset Limited Income Constrained Employed folks, but they are also an important and critical market for many companies.  Even while some conservative forces in the states try to cut back on crucial social services like Medicare and eligibility for food …

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