How Multinational Firms Expand Their Operations to a New Market - Walmart

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How multinational firms expand their operations to a new market – Walmart
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Carden, A., Courtemanche, C., & Meiners, J. (2009). Wal-Mart and Values: Painting the Town
Red? SSRN Electronic Journal. doi:10.2139/ssrn.996164
One of the best journals done on this company, which I have found to be very reliable as far as
understanding the company include, “Wal-Mart and Values: Painting the Town Red?” which
was done by Carden Art, Charles Courtemanche, and Jeremy Meiners. This journal gives an
analysis of the business empire developed by Wal-Mart. It examines the values and principles
that have made the Wal-mart business, enabling it to become of the most successful companies
in the world. The journal gives the business model that the company boasts, which has helped the
company in its business growth and expansion across many countries in America and Europe.
Heller, L. (2015, January 23). Why Walmart Is Winning In Canada. Retrieved February 26,
2019, from https://www.forbes.com/sites/lauraheller/2015/01/23/why-walmart-is-winning-
in-canada/#191adb5d227b
Hellen has taken time to explain about the growth path which Walmart has taken in its growth in
Canada as well as in most other countries not only in America but across Europe. Hellen
explains that Walmart has embarked on establishing 11 new departmental stores that will help
improve its competitive advantage and market position. The Canadian market has been thought
to be quite productive, considering that the country does not have many large stores that can
match those that Walmart has established in the United States.
Deru, M. P. (2010). Walmart Experimental Store Performance Stories: Preprint. New York:
Golden Co. 2010. Online.