Here are the top business stories this week, including Walmart's push into healthcare, SoftBank's struggles, and why FedEx dumped Amazon.
Walmart, America's biggest retailer, this week opened a health clinic that has primary care, dentistry, and counseling services. As we reported this week, that's just the start. Zach Tracer and Lydia Ramsey talked to Sean Slovenski, Walmart's president of health and wellness, to get the skinny on the company's plans to wade deeper into the massive $3.5 trillion US healthcare system. As they report, the retailer opened a health clinic in Dallas, Georgia, on Friday.
Walmart, America's biggest retailer, this week opened a health clinic that has primary care, dentistry, and counseling services. As we reported this week, that's just the start. Zach Tracer and Lydia Ramsey talked to Sean Slovenski, Walmart's president of health and wellness, to get the skinny on the company's plans to wade deeper into the massive $3.5 trillion US healthcare system. As they report, the retailer opened a health clinic in Dallas, Georgia, on Friday.
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