A lot!
The Walton Family
Asda is owned by walmart and therefore the shareholders of walmart have a big say on ASDA. Because the largest shareholders of walmart are asset management companies that invest on behalf of there clients and shareholders they have a big say collectively. Normally these asset companies have between 2-5% each invested.
How many shareholders does Citigroup have?
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Technically Walmart is owned by its shareholders, The Waltons are owners and Founders, however any associate who has stock is an owner, so the Associates are the real owners.
No, Dollar Tree is a publicly traded company owned by its independent shareholders. WalMart and Dollar Tree are both Fortune 500 companies and are competitors.
All Walmarts are owned by the Walton family. They are the sole owners and do not have shareholders.
Walmart is a publicly traded corporation. This means that it is owned by the shareholders; and anyone can buy shares of stock in the company. Surely, the Walton family owns some of the stock.
No, Walmart is not a limited liability company (LLC). Walmart Inc. is a publicly traded corporation, which means it is a separate legal entity from its owners (shareholders) and provides limited liability protection to its shareholders. An LLC, on the other hand, is a business structure that combines the pass-through taxation of a partnership or sole proprietorship with the limited liability of a corporation.
It takes the family name Walton and combines it with mart. It is a completely owned business by the family and they don't have shareholders.
It's an autocracy because the shareholders elect the board of directors and they elect the officers of the company who have desicion making power regarding benefits. They determine health insurance and stuff. Basically its a bad thing for the workers and a good thing for the shareholders