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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Walmart expects to save $30 million annually by putting new step stools in place at its distribution centers.
The company is replacing “clunky, big and heavy" stools with lighter versions, CEO Doug McMillon said.
Similarly, Walmart previously announced it would save $200 million by changing its lightbulbs in stores and parking lots.
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