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In September, Wal-Mart announced its new marketing campaign, centered on the idea of saving money. But haven't low prices always been part of the Wal-Mart ethos? A focus on low prices isn't new and isn't going to help matters any.
sarah gilbert
Oct 9th 2007 2:49PM
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