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4 Indians Charred In Multi-Car Crash In US, They Were Carpooling
Four Indians, including a woman, have died in a massive crash involving five vehicles in US' Texas. The victims had connected through a carpooling app and were on their way to Bentonville in Arkansas on Friday when the tragedy struck.
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Walmart Seeking to Hire Cryptocurrency Lead in US as It Looks at Developing Digital Currency Strategy
Walmart, the American retail giant, is seeking to hire a Digital Currency and Cryptocurrency Product Lead, who will be entrusted with the task of developing the digital currency strategy and product roadmap. Not just that, as a cryptocurrency lead of operations at the company, the new joinee will also be responsible for driving the vision for the p...
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How Walmart Decided to Oust an Icon of India's Tech Industry
Binny Bansal's ouster, announced Tuesday from Walmart’s hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas, left workers at Flipkart, half a world away in Bengaluru, stunned.
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Welcome To Waltonville Where The World's Richest Family Reigns
The largest family fortune on earth is run out of two floors of unmarked suites in Bentonville, Arkansas. The building is a discreet nerve center for the Walton family's $152 billion hoard.
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McDonald's Fired HIV-Positive Worker, Says Lawsuit In US
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said on Tuesday it has filed a lawsuit accusing the operators of a McDonald's restaurant in Bentonville, Arkansas, of firing a worker because he was HIV-positive.
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Wal-Mart Cuts 450 Jobs in Arkansas to be 'More Nimble': Report
The downsizing represents a small proportion of more than 18,000 staff at the Bentonville, Arkansas office, but fits in with a streamlining effort recently flagged by McMillon, who took the helm at the retailer 18 months ago.
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Walmart's 'Made in America' push: From offshoring to onshoring
The Bentonville, Arkansas-based company says it is "leading an American renewal in manufacturing" and "bringing jobs back to the U.S." with its pledge made in January to buy an additional $50 billion in U.S.-made goods over the next 10 years.
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Red tape, graft: India no super market for Wal-Mart
Now, two sources within the Bentonville, Arkansas-based company's Indian unit say that Wal-Mart is unlikely to apply for its first retail store licence before March 2015.
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Wal-Mart plans $15 billion more in stock buybacks
Wal-Mart Stores Inc announced a $15 billion share buyback programme at its annual meeting on Friday, as the world's largest retailer faces increasing scrutiny from investors over how it has handled allegations of bribery in its Mexican operations that surfaced a year ago.
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4 Indians Charred In Multi-Car Crash In US, They Were Carpooling
Four Indians, including a woman, have died in a massive crash involving five vehicles in US' Texas. The victims had connected through a carpooling app and were on their way to Bentonville in Arkansas on Friday when the tragedy struck.
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Walmart Seeking to Hire Cryptocurrency Lead in US as It Looks at Developing Digital Currency Strategy
Walmart, the American retail giant, is seeking to hire a Digital Currency and Cryptocurrency Product Lead, who will be entrusted with the task of developing the digital currency strategy and product roadmap. Not just that, as a cryptocurrency lead of operations at the company, the new joinee will also be responsible for driving the vision for the p...
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How Walmart Decided to Oust an Icon of India's Tech Industry
Binny Bansal's ouster, announced Tuesday from Walmart’s hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas, left workers at Flipkart, half a world away in Bengaluru, stunned.
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Welcome To Waltonville Where The World's Richest Family Reigns
The largest family fortune on earth is run out of two floors of unmarked suites in Bentonville, Arkansas. The building is a discreet nerve center for the Walton family's $152 billion hoard.
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McDonald's Fired HIV-Positive Worker, Says Lawsuit In US
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said on Tuesday it has filed a lawsuit accusing the operators of a McDonald's restaurant in Bentonville, Arkansas, of firing a worker because he was HIV-positive.
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Wal-Mart Cuts 450 Jobs in Arkansas to be 'More Nimble': Report
The downsizing represents a small proportion of more than 18,000 staff at the Bentonville, Arkansas office, but fits in with a streamlining effort recently flagged by McMillon, who took the helm at the retailer 18 months ago.
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Walmart's 'Made in America' push: From offshoring to onshoring
The Bentonville, Arkansas-based company says it is "leading an American renewal in manufacturing" and "bringing jobs back to the U.S." with its pledge made in January to buy an additional $50 billion in U.S.-made goods over the next 10 years.
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Red tape, graft: India no super market for Wal-Mart
Now, two sources within the Bentonville, Arkansas-based company's Indian unit say that Wal-Mart is unlikely to apply for its first retail store licence before March 2015.
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Wal-Mart plans $15 billion more in stock buybacks
Wal-Mart Stores Inc announced a $15 billion share buyback programme at its annual meeting on Friday, as the world's largest retailer faces increasing scrutiny from investors over how it has handled allegations of bribery in its Mexican operations that surfaced a year ago.
