Sam's clubs have been going down the drain for quite awhile.
These types of buyers clubs have been going down for a while.
Costco is on absolute fire
1,000,000 associates got bonuses and expanded benefits.
10,000 to be laid off due to closing about 600 Sam's club stores.
This is unfortunate for people losing their jobs but perfectly normal for a business to do this. This in no way refutes the promised and delivered benefits of the Trump tax cut.
Amazon is driving 100+ year old retailers out of business, see the number of Sears closings as an example. The fact that Walmart is still profitable is proof of them knowing what they're doing. And if they don't close unprofitable stores, watch how quickly they fall.Mind you, a lot of the reason for these store closings is the continued growth in online sales and deliveries.
Purchasing habits of consumers change, retail companies evolve and change with it.
Amazon just open more distribution centers and are getting ready to build a second Corporate Hub. THAT'S probably part of the reason for the downtrend in department store chains.
I don't go to Wal Mart without carrying and I am not joking.I think my Wal Mart has about four cashiers on duty at any one time, and then eight or so self check out registers. I also think they deliberately pick terrible cashiers to convince people to use self check out instead. I rarely go to Wal Mart because the service is terrible. If it wasn't located right next to where I get my hair cut I don't think I would go at all.
Not around here but if they are over all I didn't know about it.
From what I heard any of these clubs were not a good stock investment.
Strange indeed !In a span of two weeks:
10,000 layoffs nationwide in Sam's closures
1,000 layoffs in California
500 layoffs in Arkansas
And this is despite their stock being up the past three months and receiving a windfall in the recent tax bill.
Strange that this hasn't made the rotation for certain WR posters' constant threads about the glories of the GOP tax cuts...
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/w...ing-bonuses-and-benefits-expansion-2018-01-30
Sam's Club closures have been in the works for a long time.
Amazon is driving 100+ year old retailers out of business, see the number of Sears closings as an example. The fact that Walmart is still profitable is proof of them knowing what they're doing. And if they don't close unprofitable stores, watch how quickly they fall.
All these kids posting snarky shit on the first page are just plain clueless.
I don't go to Wal Mart without carrying and I am not joking.
The dregs of society hang out at Wal Mart. I always get hit up for money in the parking lot.
Apparently people seem to always run out of gas in the Wal Mart parking lot and need a couple bucks to get back to their family.
I did give one dude a couple bucks because, he was carrying a gas can, I appreciated his commitment to the gimmick. I have seen him before with the same gas can.
It seems obvious that some of these bonuses are propaganda designed to improve public opinion about the tax cuts.
What about the 7,000 jobs that Walmart cut while Obama was president? That was just one of the cuts under ObamaIn a span of two weeks:
10,000 layoffs nationwide in Sam's closures
1,000 layoffs in California
500 layoffs in Arkansas
And this is despite their stock being up the past three months and receiving a windfall in the recent tax bill.
Strange that this hasn't made the rotation for certain WR posters' constant threads about the glories of the GOP tax cuts...
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/w...ing-bonuses-and-benefits-expansion-2018-01-30
eh, we could go back and forth there. I'll counter with the climbing work force participation, you'll post some graph that says Obama on it, we'll call each other names etc.So is the unemployment rate at 4% promoting the increase of wages and bonuses to retain employees but that doesnt stops people from people crediting tax cuts for the rich.