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Walmart is cutting hundreds of store-support roles, Bloomberg News reports

Jul 16, 2025 3:50 PM

July 16 (Reuters) - Walmart ( WMT ) is cutting hundreds

of store-support roles, in its latest move to simply its

structure, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing a memo.

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