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Walmart extends employee discount to nearly all groceries, WSJ reports

Aug 13, 2025 9:15 AM

Aug 13 (Reuters) - Walmart ( WMT ) has expanded its 10%

employee discount to nearly all of its grocery items as the

retail giant looks to retain workers, the Wall Street Journal

reported on Wednesday, citing a letter to the company's staff

from its chief people officer.

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