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Walmart CEO Doug McMillon vows to keep private labels priced low to fight inflation

Por: CNBC Business February 22, 2023

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In this articleDoug McMillon, president and CEO of Walmart.Adam Jeffery CNBC CEO Doug McMillon wants to help bring inflationary prices down by keeping his company's own private brands priced low, telling CNBC's Jim Cramer Tuesday that the company is not participating in a recession if there is one.I think we have historically shown that we can bring prices down, said McMillon in a interview.McMillon said he would prefer that... + full article



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