• The Triangle Business Journal reports that Walmart "has announced plans to begin offering in mid-May its first online grocery pickup services in the Triangle at five of its stores in Wake and Johnston counties."
At least in the beginning, Walmart will offer click-and-collect services for free, which will position the company as cheaper than competitors such as Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods, which, the story notes, have fee-based click-and-collect services.
At least in the beginning, Walmart will offer click-and-collect services for free, which will position the company as cheaper than competitors such as Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods, which, the story notes, have fee-based click-and-collect services.
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