Wal-Mart shoplifting suspect's wife: He didn't have to die

Jacob Jordan, Associated Press

ATLANTA (AP) - The wife of a shoplifting suspect who died after he was wrestled to the ground outside a suburban Atlanta Walmart said Tuesday that store employees used too much force to subdue him...

Wal-Mart, Target employees' plight saps fun out of Black Friday

Shartia Brantley

theGRIO REPORT - The holiday shopping creep may delight some bargain shoppers who are on the hunt for a great deal, but some employees of retail giants such as Target and Wal-Mart are not happy...

Wal-Mart to hire 50,000 for holiday season

Associated Press

NEW YORK (AP) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says it expects to hire more than 50,000 temporary employees this holiday season and will be offering more hours to its existing workers....

First Fashion Week in Haiti hopes to revitalize apparel industry, nation

Cleve Mesidor

OPINION - Proactive steps like seeking new revenue streams and showcasing homegrown talent during Haiti Fashion Week in November will help diversify the country’s economic portfolio and increase its competitiveness...

theGrio and CNBC Market Update

Shartia Brantley

VIDEO - There were several data points for investors to sift through last week...

300-lb naked man steals socks from Wal-Mart

theGrio

From NBC Philadelphia-- Employees at Walmart called police at about 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, saying that there was a naked man walking around the store, authorities say.

Off-duty deputy accused of pulling gun on pregnant couple

theGrio

CHICAGO - Just one week from her due date, Nicole Thurmond said she feared for her life while checking out at a Walmart store in Oswego on a recent Sunday...

Rosalind Brewer breaks corporate glass ceiling

Alexis Garrett Stodghill

theGRIO REPORT - Dispelling previous assumptions that black women have a harder time making it to the top, a researcher has found that the 'angry black woman' stereotype might help African-American women in the business world...

Wal-Mart names first woman as Sam's Club CEO

theGrio

BENTONVILLE, Arkansas (AP) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's biggest retailer, said Friday that it has named Rosalind Brewer as CEO of Sam's Club -- the first woman and the first African-American to hold a CEO position at one of the company's business units..

Rosalind Brewer: A blueprint to climb the corporate ladder

theGrio

theGRIO REPORT - It should not come as a surprise that Rosalind Brewer was named one of Fortune magazine's 50 Most Powerful Women in Business in 2010...

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Wal-Mart shoplifting suspect's wife: He didn't have to die

Wal-Mart, Target employees' plight saps fun out of Black Friday

Wal-Mart to hire 50,000 for holiday season

First Fashion Week in Haiti hopes to revitalize apparel industry, nation

theGrio and CNBC Market Update

300-lb naked man steals socks from Wal-Mart

Off-duty deputy accused of pulling gun on pregnant couple

Rosalind Brewer breaks corporate glass ceiling

Wal-Mart names first woman as Sam's Club CEO

Rosalind Brewer: A blueprint to climb the corporate ladder

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