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These 5 Priorities Reshaped Walmart’s Business in 2020

How America's largest retailer faced two reckonings: the pandemic and racial justice

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Walmart instituted a number of changes in its response to the events of 2020. CES

By Lisa Lacy

January 15, 2021

Retailers like to say there was no playbook for 2020, and that’s certainly true of Walmart.

Lisa Lacy
@lisalacy lisa.lacy@adweek.com Lisa Lacy is Adweek's Commerce Editor.
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