See What D.C. is Saying about Walmart

Ward 4 of Washington, D.C., is a lot like Chicago: residents have seen economic progress and development in suburban areas but not in their own neighborhoods. National retailers, restaurants and other local businesses have not invested in meeting the needs of Ward 4 and beyond. But that's all about to change. Hear from Ward 4 residents who want Walmart in their area.

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Say No to Swipe Fees!

Congress is considering legislation that will cost the American public $24 billion and 200,000 jobs, in an already fragile economy. Tell Congress swipe fees are costing American consumers!

"The People's Letter..."

What's up in New York City? Walmart NYC's fans on Facebook are compiling their first-ever crowdsourced opinion piece in support of Walmart coming to town. Fans are sharing their opinions about everything from why Walmart should come to NYC, to the struggles they face in finding affordable, healthy foods.

Check out Walmart NYC's Facebook page to see their comments.

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