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Wal-Mart Watch Daily Clips - May 11th
- Wal-Mart
Pays $2M to Avoid Charges in New York Death Probe [Associated Press via
Insurance Journal]
Wal-Mart agreed Wednesday to pay nearly $2 million and improve safety at its 92 New York stores as part of a deal with prosecutors that avoids criminal charges in the trampling death of a temporary worker last year.
- Legal
Eagle: Wal-Mart pays up [Capital News 9-TV (N.Y.)]
A case out of Long Island where a trampling death of a temporary employee has Wal-Mart paying up.
- Valley
Stream, NY. D.A. Lets Wal-Mart Buy Its Way Out of Criminal Charges In
Trampling Death [Battlemart Blog]
On January 3, 2009, Sprawl-Busters reported that the police in Nassau County, New York had released a new plan designed to prevent the recurrence of a trampling death that took place at a Valley Stream, Long Island Wal-Mart.
- Retail
Sales, Output Probably Steadied: U.S. Economy Preview [Bloomberg News]
Retail sales in the U.S. probably stabilized in April and factory production fell at a slower pace, indicating the economic slump may be starting to ease, economists said before reports this week.
- Store
Names Wal-Mart, Safeway, Lowes Drive Consumers to Online Shopping [Bnet
Retail]
According to ForeSee Results, Wal-Mart is an example of a retailer whose established business is driving online sales.
- Ackman
adamant in Target chase [Financial Times]
Bill Ackman, the activist hedge fund investor, is not known for specialising in the art of subtlety. If his unsuccessful attempts to wrangle Target into submission can be used as a gauge, that will continue to be the case.
- Target's
activist shareholder to hold town meeting [Associated Press]
Less than three weeks ahead of what's expected to be a heated proxy contest at Target's annual shareholders' meeting, activist shareholder William Ackman aims to strengthen his case to investors for a new slate of directors by personally introducing his roster at a town hall meeting here Monday.
- Bill
Ackman steps up proxy battle with Target [RTT News]
Billionaire hedge fund investor Bill Ackman is stepping up his proxy battle with discount retailer Target Corp.
- In
Target-Ackman fight, push has come to shove [Minneapolis Star-Tribune
(Minn.)]
As activist investor William Ackman and Target Corp. battle over seats on the retailer's board of directors, the tit-for-tat effort to win over shareholders is building toward a May 28 showdown.
- Bill
Ackman To Make Case For Changing Target Board [Wall Street Journal]
Hedge-fund mogul Bill Ackman has called a meeting in Manhattan Monday to introduce his slate of five dissident directors -- including himself -- that he is asking shareholders to elect May 28.
- T-Mobile
G2, T-Mobile G1 v2 details surface [Cnet News]
Also in Android news, TMOToday found a new iteration of the T-Mobile G1, called the T-Mobile G1 v2 (codename Bigfoot), which features a similar slide-out QWERTY keyboard as the G1 but in a much more attractive design.
- Leaked:
T-Mobile Walmart Roadmap… BlackBerry 8520 Coming in July!
[IntoMobile]
BGR has managed to get their hands on a T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) roadmap for Walmart stores. The info we can glean from it is very interesting.
- Eyes on
leadership [Benton County Daily Record (Ark.)]
In a release issued earlier this week about the event, Mike Duke, recently named president and chief executive officer of Wal-Mart Stores Inc., offered his support for the conference.
- Don't
Cry For Her [Washington Post]
Martinez chairs Wal-Mart's Employment Practices Advisory Panel. She was the longtime president and general counsel of the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Educational Fund before moving in 1982 to L.A.'s Munger, Tolles & Olson, where she has been defending companies facing state and federal challenges to their employment practices.
- Wal-Mart
warns of "contracting economy in China" [ICIS Blogs]
But now Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, has reinforced the blog's concerns about the economy. Wal-Mart reports that the "contracting economy in China is causing caution among customers, resulting in a decrease in traffic".
- Employers
told to prepare for Free Choice law [South Bend Tribune (Ind.)]
As union leaders press for passage of the federal Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), business leaders are opposing the change while positioning themselves to head off the perceived increased likelihood of unionization if the measure becomes law.
- Specter
Faces Price of Betrayal: Angry Dems, Workers, Primary Challenge
[Huffington Post]
Sen. Arlen Specter's political deathbed conversion to the Democratic Party isn't turning out so well after all. He now finds himself isolated from his new Democratic colleagues , branded as a turncoat who won't support key parts of Obama's agenda, a betrayer of his longtime union supporters over the Employee Free Choice Act
-- and he's been stripped of his seniority on committees.
- Letter:
Behind Falling Wages [New York Times]
Under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Wagner Act protections of union rights allowed workers to restore their wages and dignity. Unions became the best antipoverty program, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said. Yet workers who organize today can expect to be fired. Employers use Wagner Act election procedures to intimidate workers. They violate other labor protections with impunity.
- Norman
the Nutria No Longer Welcome at Walmart [KBMT-TV (La.)]
Retail giant Walmart is gotten sued by a shopper who ran into something wild and furry in the coat section recently. And now Norman the Nutria, is going to have to find a new home.
- Wal-Mart
Sued For Housing Giant Swamp Rat [Gawker]
A Louisiana woman is suing Wal-Mart over an incident where a nutria, affectionately named "Norman" by store employees, "came from behind the Coke rack" and scared the shit out of her.
- Man
accused of fighting Wal-Mart worker for $18 pizza cutter [CantonRep
(Ohio)]
A Canton man was arrested on a robbery charge after a Wal-Mart store security officer said he fought with her as he tried to get out of the store without paying for a pizza cutter.
- Hufford's
5 & 10 in Utica offers a little something for everyone [Newark
Advocate (N.J.)]
"They don't get the attention and the service at Wal-Mart that they get here," Phyliss said -- attention like holding a customer's baby while she looks at an item or greeting and shaking a customer's hand as soon as he walks in the door, she explains.
- Retailers
Adopt 'Green' Plans [CRI English (China)]
Starting last November, Wal-Mart imposed higher environmental and social standards on its 20,000 suppliers in China in a bid to build a more environmentally and socially responsible global supply chain.
- In
the Asda ‘family’, checkout life is about mission,
smiles and fun [Times Online (U.K.)]
Part of the Wal-Mart group, the chain is big on “mission, purpose and values”. And smiles.
- Retail-space
glut will resolve in time, experts say [Arkansas Democrat-Gazette]
More than 200 acres of prime retail development property along Pleasant Grove Road in south Rogers sits idle, awaiting the results of a sealed-bid auction.
ARIZONA SITE FIGHT: CAVE CREEK RESIDENTS SUSPICIOUS OF WAL-MART PLAN
- Cave
Creek Walmart plan met with suspicion [Arizona Republic (Ariz.)]
The tension between big-box retailer Walmart and small-town America played out in rural Cave Creek last week when residents rallied against a planned supercenter that would go up footsteps away from a high-end neighborhood.
- Hanover
Walmart to undergo renovations [Baltimore Sun (Md.)]
The Walmart at 7081 Arundel Mills Circle in Hanover is undergoing an extensive renovation that will last through July 1.
- About
60 temporary jobs heading to Vero Beach Wal-Mart as part of store's
upcoming renovation [TC Palm (Fla.)]
About 60 temporary jobs are heading to the Wal-Mart store on Route 60, as part of the store’s upcoming renovation.
- Council
will discuss Wal-Mart's request to grow [Miami Herald (Fla.)]
On Tuesday, the West Kendall Community Council will discuss and vote on a request from Wal-Mart stores to expand its location at Kendall Drive and Southwest 157th Avenue.
- West
Kendall, FL. Wal-Mart Wants Bigger Store To Fit In Same Parking Lot
[Battlemart Blog]
Tomorrow evening, May 12, 2009, the West Kendall Community Council will take up a request from Wal-Mart Stores East to expand its discount store #1680 located at SW 88th Street.
- Wal-Mart
Renovations [WCTV (Fla.)]
The West Tennessee Wal-Mart in Tallahassee is undergoing an extensive renovation from the inside out.
- Santa
Rosa Lowe's project hearing on Tuesday [Santa Rosa Press-Democrat
(Calif.)]
Three years after Lowe’s announced plans to build a home improvement store in Santa Rosa, a study of the controversial project and its impacts goes before the City Council on Tuesday.
- Give
Salinas residents shopping choices [Californian (Calif.)]
Wal-Mart has been trying to open a super store to fill the void left by Home Depot in the Harden Ranch Plaza Center. This is not only an eyesore to the neighborhood, it has hurt businesses in the center that depended on the traffic Home Depot brought to Harden Ranch.
- Letter:
Consider all facts [Merced Sun-Star (Calif.)]
Two facts we must deal with concerning the Wal-Mart distribution center are our need for jobs and our need to protect our health.
- PD
EDITORIAL: Survey shows readers oppose Loweís, Wal-Mart
plans, support local businesses [Press Democrat (Calif.)]
North Bay residents are generally opposed to many of the pending big-box plans in Sonoma County, including a proposed Lowe's in Santa Rosa and a Wal-Mart expansion in Rohnert Park. At the same time, they're supportive of the possibility of Friedman's Home Improvement store opening an outlet in Petaluma where the business started long ago.
- Rohnert
Park, CA. Newspaper Poll Shows Public Opposes Big Box Expansions
[Battlemart Blog]
Is the American public reaching its saturation point with big box stores? A new opinion poll published by the Santa Rosa, California Press Democrat newspaper suggests that most people don't want more, or bigger, superstores.
- Wawarsing,
NY. Shop Rite & Citizens Sue Town Over Wal-Mart Approval
[Battlemart Blog]
On July 15, 2008, Sprawl-Busters reported that residents in Wawarsing, New York, and the village of Ellenville, New York were fighting a secret Wal-Mart.
- ShopRite,
local group sue to prevent Walmart in Wawarsing [Times Herald-Record
(N.Y.)]
A national grocery chain and local anti-Walmart group have sued to stall Walmart's development of a store in Wawarsing.
- Walmart
planning $115M Balzac plant [Calgary Herald (Canada)]
Walmart Canada is building a$ 115-million distribution centre in Balzac, just outside Calgary city limits, to service its western Canadian market, the Herald has learned.
- Wal-Mart
Canada To Open Fresh Food Hub [IGD Supply Chain Analysis]
Wal-Mart Canada has announced that it is to open a new sustainable fresh-food distribution centre in Alberta, Canada, with a $115m investment.
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COMMENTS
Don’t you just love the way corporations get away with MURDER! Just pay a small fine and the company is off the hook. If a private citizen was to be found at fault in this or similar circumstances it would be “Off with Their HEAD! Lock them up and throw away the key!
Big D in
Monday, May 11 at 12:15 PM
Wal-Mart victim’s father critical of DA’s deal [Newsday]
“It is the epitome of corporate arrogance that Wal-Mart can reach an agreement without admitting their responsibility, and walk away,” said Charles’ lawyer, Andrew Libo of Manhattan.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOTE:Big D, even the Catholics require confession and penance BEFORE being granted ANY absolution!
ddrb in
Monday, May 11 at 01:10 PM
Finally, I have decided to come clean.
bbrd was my husband. He left me because I cannot cook and I constantly fed him canned food (usually dog food). I even cooked the food in the can, and served it to bbrd that way.
I also stopped putting out, so bbrd got frustrated and had a fling with the 80 year old neighbor, I must say she looks good for her age.
I finally admitted to bbrd, the reason I stopped putting out was because I jumped the fence and became a a full time skillet licker. (It is the only way I know how to use a skillet).
My new girlfriend and I are very happy, we even blog on here together. Her name is “Big D” and we get along wonderfully.
I do like Kenbo, & once thought of continuing our affair but I got tired of seeing his wife beat him up, thats when I decided to jump the fence and never look back. (sorry Kenbo)
Last but not least I wanted to admit that screwed is my illegitimate (bastard) son and let everyone know that Kenbo is his father .
Now that I have come clean, I think the rest of you (you know who you are) should come out of the closet.
Best regards
“DD”
ddrb in
Monday, May 11 at 02:10 PM
I do like Kenbo...
You have no idea, bbrd.
“They are promoting themselves to low-income people,” Betty Dukes says. “That’s who they lure. They don’t lure the rich.... They understand the economy of America. They know the haves and have-nots. They don’t put Wal-Mart in Piedmonts. They don’t put Wal-Mart in those high-end parts of the community. They plant themselves right in the middle of Poorville.”
Ken V in Texas
Monday, May 11 at 02:35 PM
I have to tell you bbrd, when comes to creative writing, SDV has nothing
on you. I can’t wait to see the reactions!!
RDS in
Monday, May 11 at 02:36 PM
DD
Members of the Board’s of companies are given a free pass when it comes to “Criminal acts”. They hide behind the “company” and claim that a business can’t be held criminally responsible! Even when they are the ones that ultimately make the decisions that should be prosecuted in criminal court. It’s always “it’s just business” and a slap on the wrist!
Big D in
Monday, May 11 at 02:38 PM
I have to tell you bbrd, when comes to creative writing, SDV has nothing on you. I can’t wait to see the reactions!!
Hate to disappoint you, RDS—as much as I would like to take credit, the obvious “DD” doppelganger was not yours truly...besides, that kind of mudslinging isn’t my thing.
...speaking of SVD, ever notice he seems to be absent whenever Google Gal makes an appearance?
Makes you wonder…
bbrd in
Monday, May 11 at 03:56 PM
Makes you wonder… -"bbrd"
Yeah, doesn’t it? Jon Lovitz aka “The Pathological Liar” was an amateur compared to you “bbrd.”
You little piece of fiction betrayed you. Once again, you gave yourself away. I’ve not
known ddrb to call Ken V “kenbo.”. I think she prefers “ken zu.”
And you wonder why we mock you? You got ta stop following RDS around!
ScrewedbyWalmart in Anytown, America
Monday, May 11 at 08:39 PM
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Here’s a tidbit:
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ddrb in
Monday, May 11 at 08:43 PM
THE BEGINNING LIST OF THE DEAD AT WALMART BEYOND JDIMYTAI DAMOUR---
Names and locations of persons suspected as shoplifters killed by WalMart Stores Inc. personnel-
Russell S. Palmer, 38- Kansas City, Missouri Dec. 2008
Patrick Donovan, 53- North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Stacy Driver, 30- Atascocita, Texas Aug. 2005 at about 2 p.m. Death ruled a homicide- WalMart paid $750,000 to the family.
Floyd Watson- Tulsa, Oklahoma
Jan M. Burstein, 29- Las Vegas, Nevada Sept. 2001 Death ruled a homicide
http://forums.securityinfowatch.com/archive/index.php/t-140.html
On a store for store comparative basis you are 400% more likely to be robbed, raped, assaulted, injured or killed at a WalMart than any other retailer.
WalMart- Where we occasionally kill customers and employees. Our thoughts and prayers and dollar saving legal irresponsibility go out to the Jdimytai Damour family.
SanDiegoView in WalMart is American cultural suicide
Monday, May 11 at 09:40 PM
bbrd,
“Hate to disappoint you, RDS—as much as I would like to take credit, the obvious “DD” doppelganger was not yours truly”
Don’t feel too bad that post wasn’t mine either!! Somebody thinks they are FOOLING others, posting as us!! I see Screwedby fell for it though!! Besides, DD said her ex would have to be a ‘ghost’ and I don’t think many would believe you to be a ‘ghost’!!
“...speaking of SVD, ever notice he seems to be absent whenever Google Gal makes an appearance?”
But, then he surfaces again to applaud her posts!!
Then again, he posts under so many names, it’s hard to know when he is here and when he isn’t!!
RDS in
Monday, May 11 at 09:41 PM
Then again, he posts under so many names, it’s hard to know when he is here and when he isn’t!!
That’s what makes SVD the true bullshit artist he is…
bbrd in
Monday, May 11 at 10:01 PM
“it’s hard to know when he is here and when he isn’t!” --"bbrd"
Yeah, I’m sure you relate to that very well “bbrd"/ Someone in USA
And you bet I’m going to “keep chewing on this bone.”. I’m not
going to let your posting screw up get buried in the
archives, just because you want it to. If you’re not evading the question,
then tell us why ONLY ONE of your posts linked to
Someone in USA’s blog?
ScrewedbyWalmart in Anytown, America
Tuesday, May 12 at 04:45 AM
...that kind of mudslinging isn’t my thing.
Thanks for my first LOL of the day!
Live Better In Cheap Underwear
Ken V in Texas
Tuesday, May 12 at 05:19 AM
“That’s what makes SVD the true bullshit artist he is… “ --"bbrd"
Hey RDS: Looks like your little buddy has you confused with SDV. When it comes
to bullshit, you have no equals.
Since you two have this mutual admiration thing going, you should use all
of your “talent” to help “bbrd” explain why he linked to Someone in USA’s blog.
It makes more and more sense now as to why, until lately, “bbrd” has always kept
A low profile here. If he was truly a real person, instead of the alter ego of Someone in USA,
he would have had that voice” I mentioned in another post. I’ve said this from the very first time
we encountered “bbrd” on this blog. If he was a character in a novel or movie,
he would be described as “flat.”
ScrewedbyWalmart in Anytown, America
Tuesday, May 12 at 07:13 AM
bbrd/Someone aka the Ralph Kramden of Edelman Loser University,
RDS aka the Mr. Haney of cheat and howl Libertarianism,
You 2 are having another loss of coolant accident in public and on the internet again. One day perhaps in the not too distant future, you might reconfigure your WalMart aroma stink therapy formula to seem less like Matt (the other WalMart worship loser/smell) who suffers first place in the Walmartsycophantpsychophobia* contest.
*Walmartsycophantpsychophobia- 1) The strange, abnormal, obsessive and compulsive fear of WalMart being disliked by others. 2) A mental disorder characterized by the desperate need to conduct oneself as a WalMart liar/stooge/imbecile/lackey. 3) Consumed by the blubbering zealotry of WalMart anti-union indoctrination videos. 4) RDS or Matt preaching the sinlessness of WalMart Stores Inc.
WalMart- Some of our stores have a higher death rating than the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station in the accident of 1979.
SanDiegoView in WalMart is a business cult for psychopaths
Tuesday, May 12 at 07:46 AM
And you bet I’m going to “keep chewing on this bone.”...
And just like I said over at that post, you really need to lay-off the vodka and dog biscuits “nitecap” in the middle of the night.
I’m not going to let your posting screw up get buried in the archives, just because you want it to.
Thanks.
bbrd in
Tuesday, May 12 at 08:23 AM
bbrd/Someone aka the Ralph Kramden...
RDS aka the Mr. Haney...
It would seem RDS is not the only one with a thing for classic sitcoms…
What say you, Mr. Screwed?
bbrd in
Tuesday, May 12 at 08:25 AM
“What say you, Mr. Screwed?”
bbrd in
I say you’re still evading the question, “bbrd”.
Pass the dog biscuits and vodka please!
ScrewedbyWalmart in Anytown, America
Tuesday, May 12 at 04:07 PM
Screwed: You might be interested in revisiting the thread from last April,2008,entitled “WalMart Gun Policy Courts Big City Mayors.”
ddrb in
Wednesday, May 13 at 09:45 PM
Screwedby,
“When it comes to bullshit, you have no equals.”
It is only Bullshit, to people like you who thinks the world owes you a living!! To people who actually attempt to persue the ‘American Dream’, through hard work and good financial management, it makes perfect sense!!
“Since you two have this mutual admiration thing going, you should use all of your “talent” to help “bbrd” explain why he linked to Someone in USA’s blog.”
It was explained to you many times, but you just don’t seem to ‘get it’, so why should anyone keep trying? Even at one point, bbrd, linked to YOUR website, did that make him YOU?
RDS in
Thursday, May 14 at 12:45 PM
...persue the ‘American Dream’, through hard work and good financial management...
And just where can we find this pursuit going on? You constantly tell us that the working class is only interested in a free ride. “Hard work” is just a concept from the good old days.
As for “good financial management”, there doesn’t seem to be much of that going around these days either. Unless, of course, you are Bernie Madoff, Dick Cheney, or H. Lee Scott.(Incidentally, RDS, how’s that 401K coming along?)
Live Better In Cheap Underwear
Ken V in Texas
Friday, May 15 at 06:39 AM
RDS-
Will you please explain (or define) the “American Dream” as you understand it. I wan’t to know how you view it before I go making assumptions as to what you believe it to be.
Wal-Mart start paying your way! in Baraboo, WI
Friday, May 15 at 10:36 AM
Ken V,
“And just where can we find this pursuit going on?”
It is slowly dissapearing as people look to others to pursue it for them!!
“You constantly tell us that the working class is only interested in a free ride.”
It’s not that the ‘working class’ is looking for a free ride, it is just that people don’t know what ‘hard work’ is today!! Automation, has made most jobs very easy, but people complain, as if they are being ‘worked’ to death!! A guy using a ‘backhoe’ to dig a trench, works a lot less than those who used to dig a trench with a pick and shovel, but to hear them talk, they just ‘bust their ass’ everyday!!
“As for “good financial management”, there doesn’t seem to be much of that going around these days either.”
And, that’s the problem!! Just like the government, many people spend like ‘drunken sailors’ and think that they should just be able to get MORE from their employers, to make up for it!! Why do you think we have a minus savings rate here, an average $8,000.00 credit card debt and Credit Councilors looking to help people get out of debt? Good money management, is the key to getting ahead!!
RDS in
Saturday, May 16 at 02:55 AM
Wal-Mart start paying,
“Will you please explain (or define) the “American Dream” as you understand it.”
I define, the ‘American Dream’ as a concept that each person chooses to obtain in life!! For the most part, it is a GOAL and a person should be willing to put forth the EFFORT to do whatever is necessary, to obtain the goal they set!! My personal goal, was to provide for my family’s needs and to make each year better than the last, until I reached my final goal of being debt free!! I started out 45 years ago, broke, now I am ‘debt free’ and retired and am now able to live off of the fruits of my labor quite comfortably!! I do NOT think it is guaranteed to everybody, just because they exist!!
Ken V,
“(Incidentally, RDS, how’s that 401K coming along?)”
It’s down some, but still within my future needs and it will come back!! If I never made another ‘dime’, I still have enough to last another 32 years!! I also have taken advantage of buying more stocks at cheap prices, so as the market comes back up, I will recoup my losses faster!!
How’s your retirement funds doing?
RDS in
Saturday, May 16 at 03:39 AM
...people don’t know what ‘hard work’ is today!!
But you do, right, RDS? Tell us, how many trenches have you dug “with a pick and shovel”? And how many hours do you have operating a ‘backhoe’ ?
Armchair philosopher derives it’s name from Armchair Quarterback. Like an Armchair Quarterback, an Armchair philosopher is not completely involved, but often comments or criticizes without much real authority in philosophy.
How’s your retirement funds doing?
It doesn’t matter if I live a year or a hundred years I will remain financially independent.
Live Better In Cheap Underwear
Ken V in Texas
Monday, May 18 at 05:38 AM
Ken V,
“But you do, right, RDS? Tell us, how many trenches have you dug “with a pick and shovel”? And how many hours do you have operating a ‘backhoe’ ?”
I have done both, and I can say from experience, operating a ‘back-hoe’, is a lot EASIER than a pick and shovel!!
RDS in
Monday, May 18 at 06:27 PM
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