Wal-Mart’s Decision a Loss For Consumers and Retailer
September 1, 2004
Steve Pearlstein of the Washington Post laments Wal-Mart choosing not to go ahead with its store in the district, not only because it would benefit consumers, but because it would change Wal-Mart.
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