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Pretty amazing story that article
- Walmex, as the Wal-Mart Stores unit is also known, says the rules approved by the National Association of Supermarkets and Department Stores earlier this month are an affront to free competition.
- The rules approved by the trade group say members may not "carry out publicity campaigns based on suggesting, exhibiting or pointing out any aspect of the operations of other competitors, which causes or could cause a change in consumer preferences."
- Walmex, which operates nearly 600 retail outlets in Mexico including restaurants and supermarkets, has been racing ahead of its main competitors in recent years. Walmex has a market share of about 50% in supermarkets.
What a bunch of losers.--Jerryseinfeld 19:52, 7 Jan 2005 (UTC)
I hate walmex, and its conglomerate subsidiary walmart. Walmart's monopolistic contractual tendencies belittle good-producing manufacturers. Also, walmart's anti-philanthropical methods are inexplicable and piteous . Here is a thought, instead of trying to intrinsically motivate your workers by honoring them with bullshit, employee of the month awards, pay them more ! Give them better benfits, and give back to the community! One last thing, Mexico is just fine with Soriana and Gigante superstores, get the hell out of MEXICO !
