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    shopkeeper of the community general store of the past all the way to the CEO of the modern day retail giant, the retail trade has become a part of our everyday lives. There is not a day that goes by that we are not purchasing a good, whether it is the gas that we put in our car, or the new shoes that we get from the outlet mall or even the wifi that we buy in our homes. Literature Review There are several articles on the topic of the retail trade and the effects that “Big Box Retail” has had…

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    Sears Case Study Essay

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    by helping developers build retail centers that would grow in popularity all across the country. In doing all of this Sears lost even more of their original target customers in that of blue-collar workers as they no longer were attracted to Sears stores and most of its product offerings. During this transfer period, things were starting to look bleak but Sears paid little attention to the new…

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    Wal-mart is a large big box retail store that sells a wide variety of products. In the past, Wal-mart has done some dishonest things, “A New York times story alleged that Wal-mart bribed officials in Mexico to allow the company to open stores in Mexico” (Mielach 3). Also that is not all that has been learned about Wal-mart, notice that in general, “The only studies that support Big Wally are funded by or through Wal-mart” (Barrison 3). That is just a bit suspicious is it not? However, the…

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    attention about an internal problem at a few Walmart’s stores. I will be visiting the key super center as well as some of the hometown stores. My colleagues and I will be conducting interviews to find out more about the problem. My role will be to help solve this situation. Does motivation effect the productivity in the workplace? Why are the associates so discontent with their current management? This particular Walmart Super Center used to be a great store to work for and even to shop at. Now…

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    Target Business Strategy

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    “On May 1, 1962, guests in the Twin Cities area wake to the news of Target 's first grand opening in Roseville, Minnesota. Heralded as a, "new idea in discount stores," Target differentiates itself from other retail stores by combining many of the best department store features: fashion, quality, and service with the low prices of a discounter” ("Target through the years", 7). Target Corporate reports, “by the end of 1962, Target opens additional locations in St. Louis Park, Crystal and Duluth,…

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    Walgreens Swot Analysis

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    Industry Environment Walgreens is the top competitor in the retail drugstore industry. To date, approx. 10,000 stores. Other competitors include CVS, Rite Aid, Target, Walmart, and Kroger. Walgreens creates differentiation by increasing brand loyalty, market share and their Wellness Program. Walgreens offers consumers a variety of basic consumer goods. Walgreens has positioned its company as the market leader of innovative technology by offering cost effective solutions that provide value…

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    Wal-Mart Case Study

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    which Wal-Mart settled out of court agreeing to pay penalties and implement a plan for these concerns. Other environmental issues include the stress newly constructed Wal-Mart stores has on city’s, acres of green space used to construct Wal-Mart stores, and the empty unused Wal-Mart facilities. The construction of Wal-Mart stores can cause a city to become unbalanced in traffic flows, roads, and parking, and the abandoned buildings can be sold and used for other things instead of wasting…

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    exceptional shopping experience by consistently providing quality discount goods and services. All stores sell general merchandise – items that a shopper would use on a daily basis, such as toiletries, cleaning supplies, various electronics, and clothing, food, and services such as photography, eye care, pharmacy, and clinical. Types of food, merchandise, and services differ according to location and store type. Target strives to offer the lowest price for quality items…

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    Walmart’s motto is “Save money. Live better.” and that is true because their customers are able to live better since they save money by buying low cost products at walmart. These low priced products are meant to help consumers by meeting their demands. In addition, Walmart employs a large amount of Americans and gives them the opportunity to climb to a higher position as well as they do not discriminate. Walmart shouldn’t be regulated because it provides low priced products to the working class…

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    new locations internationally. These new stores will represent more than an eight percent square footage growth. The report also illustrated the huge growth potential for the company. For example, even with the size and success the company have achieved, Wal-Mart earned less than three percent of the global retail market share (Walmart, 2005) Domestic growth prospects In the domestic market, in 2005, Walmart was planning for adding new supercenters and stores to strengthen its position as a…

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