Sam Walton started the company.
Walmart Stores, Inc. is a publicly traded company in the stock exchange, with chief decisions made by a Board of Directors and Chief Operating and Executive Staff.
Sam Walton passed away on April 5th, 1992.
Walmart is owned by its stock holders
While Wal-Mart is a publicly traded company (symbol:WMT) its majority holders are the Walton Family, the children of Sam and Bud Walton, the founders of Wal-Mart.
Originally, Sam Walton. Now it is a publicly traded company owned by the stockholders. I believe the majority of the shares are still owned by the Walton family.
Walmart is considered private sector because it is not owned by the government. It's a publicly traded company, but its still owned by private citizens.
There's no such thing as a Walmart franchise. All their stores are company owned.
sam club is owned by walmart it is not unionized.
Aldi is not owned by wal-mart. It is owned by by two brothers Karl and Theo Albrecht who founded it in 1946. Wal-mart is owned and controlled by Walton family.
No. A majority of it is owned by the Walton family. It does have some business in China.
No. Walmart stores are company owned.
No, Walmart at this time is privately owned, not government owned here in the US. But of course cannot speak for other counties.
no
No, it is not.
Walmart is considered private sector because it is not owned by the government. It's a publicly traded company, but its still owned by private citizens.
no
There's no such thing as a Walmart franchise. All their stores are company owned.
no they are not I mean look at walmart
No. Asda is owned by the American company, Walmart whilst Tesco is British owned.
yes because it is owned by individuals and not state or federial government
sam club is owned by walmart it is not unionized.
Aldi is not owned by wal-mart. It is owned by by two brothers Karl and Theo Albrecht who founded it in 1946. Wal-mart is owned and controlled by Walton family.