A spokesman for Walmart said "If these allegations are true, it is not a reflection of who we are or what we stand for," which of course makes a lot of sense given their outstanding track record.
The news of the bribery has raised the eyebrows of many N.Y. politicians and has The Business Insider calling for resignation of the CEO. And Walmart stock dropped sharply Monday morning.
With all this brewing, and Earth Day, the New York Observer is asking, If Walmart is Bad For the Environment, What about New York?
Adage writes on the slow process of Walmart's sustainability program.
The New Hyde Park Jazz band performed inside the King Kullen in New Hyde Park.
Stop & Shop added themselves to the growing list of retailers not buying 'pink slime' beef.
Someone is trying to steal copper from vacant A&P's.
Big Lots is eying some vacant A&P sites.
Tell your senators to stand with workers! From American Rights at Work:
Starting today, the U.S. Senate will consider a bill aimed at overturning the NLRB’s recent, commonsense rule that will help ensure workers who want a union election can have one without facing needless bureaucratic delay.
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