Walmart News

San Jose - The San Jose Police Department is investigating an incident regarding a man who drove a car into a San Jose WalMart on March 31, 2013.

Police say Angela Cornett, Bartow County school board member, is facing a misdemeanor charge after she hit a 17-year-old with her SUV during a dispute over parking space at the Cartersville Walmart. Police say they arrested Cornett on Friday.

Bakersfield - A former Wal-Mart pharmacist claims she was fired for praying with customers and that her termination was retaliation for blowing the whistle on co-workers' illegal activities.

New York - Walmart CEO Mike Duke has defended paying poverty wages to company employees, claiming that associate compensation is "competitive."

North Houston - A suspected shoplifter was shot dead in front of two young children by an off-duty police officer moonlighting as a security guard at a Texas Walmart.

According to a financial services study, one in three consumers in the U.S. would consider getting a mortgage from retailer Walmart.

The world, or at least a great part of it, is incessantly getting poorer due to the global recession but several of America's "beasts of wealth" seem unaffected by this whole mess; even better, they are getting richer.

Lithonia - Police say a man who allegedly shoplifted at a Walmart in Lithonia, Georgia, died after a "physical altercation" with employees. The man allegedly stole two DVD players at the Walmart around 1:30 a.m. Sunday and attempted to leave by the front door.

Despite protests by union-backed workers over wages and working conditions, Walmart declares best ever Black Friday event.

It's only been a few hours since the madness known as Black Friday began, but some videos are already making their way onto YouTube. One video shows shoppers going berserk over cellphones, while another shows a consumer cussing out the store.