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    External Environment Analysis MGT/488 October 21, 2010 Patti Berlin External Environment Analysis Sam Walton began Wal-Mart in 1962 and opened the first store in Rogers, Arkansas (History, 2010, p. 1). Walton was not new to the retail industry and had traveled the United States to learn as much as possible about the industry. Walton knew that customer needs were important to success and he wanted to know as much as possible about the industry to meet those demands. Sam Walton experienced strong

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    Macy's Business Strategy

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    management hopes to see change. Gennette broadly envisions a future that “...may be smaller, it may be more virtual. But I’m committed to bricks [stores] and it’s our job to figure out what to do with them” (Bloomberg source). This mission comes after Macy’s decision to close 100 stores in 2016, some of which were monetized (“sold off for cash”). Robin Lewis, a retail strategist, suggests that Macy’s must focus on what department

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    Section 1: Executive Summary Walmart Stores is an American multinational retail corporation that running a large of discount department, warehouse stores, hypermarket, supermarket and ecommerce. The founder of this company is Sam Walton and this company founded in the year of 1962 and incorporated on October 31,1969The Headquarter of this Company is based in Bentonville Arkansas. Currently, the Company has 11000 stores in 27 different countries. The key people for Sam Walton is S.Robson Walton

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    INTRODUCTION Wal-mart Stores Inc was the world’s largest retailer and was started by Sam Walton in 1962 who named it as “Wal-Mart Discount City”. However before Wal-mart; Sam Walton owned a number of Ben Franklin Store Chains. Due to this prior experience of owning smaller variety stores and dealing with its franchised supply chain, he learnt various business concepts and also was able to selectively purchase merchandise in bulk from new suppliers and then transport these goods to his stores directly. And

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    way in increasing its market share. At the same time, local convenience stores still continue to function throughout Australia. It indeed comes to one’s mind as to what are the factors that are contributing to such consumer behaviour; whether it is some special skills of the local convenience stores or whether the prices offered are better (which seems like a less possible scenario) or is it just the convenience of the stores being located nearby which makes such model operational even in the wake

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    Sephora is a retail chain of cosmetics and perfume stores founded in 1969 by Dominique Mandonnaud. It first started as a small perfumery in Limoges, France, called Shop 8 and was revolutionary at that time due to its concept of 'assisted self-service '. The store had an open-sell setting where customers could try the products before they bought them and where the organization of the products in the store was by type, not by brand as in every other store. In 1993, Mandonnaud bought 38 retail cosmetics

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    INTRODUCTION Wal-mart Stores Inc was the world’s largest retailer and was started by Sam Walton in 1962 who named it as “Wal-Mart Discount City”. However before Wal-mart; Sam Walton owned a number of Ben Franklin Store Chains. Due to this prior experience of owning smaller variety stores and dealing with its franchised supply chain, he learnt various business concepts and also was able to selectively purchase merchandise in bulk from new suppliers and then transport these goods to his stores directly. And

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    several different types of stores within the discount retail industry, and for comparison's sake, the industry is further broken into many segments. DG is in the market segment known as the dollar store category. As a result, competitors such as Wal-Mart are in the same industry but not the same peer group. Comparisons will be made throughout this report to Wal-Mart and other big firms because they tend draw some of the same customers. • Customers Retail merchandise stores attract many different

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    Retailer/Characteristics) Nordstrom’s is classified as one of the biggest U.S. department stores. Along with Sears, Macy’s, and JC Penny’s, Nordstrom manages each department in their stores as an individual buying center. Every group functions separately from one another, and is administered by a buyer who is in charge of all varieties and styles of merchandise sold. Promotions that can be used in the stores are included, as well. “The company has also benefited from a new computerized inventory system

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    Compensation Plan

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    Plan……………………………………………………….8 The Cost of the Compensation Plan………………………………………………..9 Compensation Plan Communication……………………………………………..10 Executive Summary Macy’s Overview Macy’s Inc. is one of the nation’s premier retailers operating more than 850 department stores and employing approximately 182,000 employees in the United States. Macy’s takes pride in selling numerous private label

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