WSJ: This year Wal-Mart plans to open more smaller grocery and convenience-type stores than supercenters.
WSJ: This year Wal-Mart plans to open more smaller grocery and convenience-type stores than supercenters.
At 10,000 to 40,000 square feet, its Wal-Mart Express and Neighborhood Market concepts are a fraction of the size of a 200,000-square-foot superstore. Stores now double as pickup stations for shoppers to collect televisions, bicycles and other items purchased online.
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