Sarah Nassauer is a Retail Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including Walmart, Target, and other major retailers, with a focus on retail, e-commerce, and retail technology. Sarah's work has been featured in MarketWatch, The Wall Street Journal, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, LiveMint, Yahoo Sports, and Yahoo Finance.
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Sarah Nassauer delivers a mix of retail industry news, including company performance, investment analysis, and private sector announcements. Her coverage indicates an interest in finance-related topics within the retail sector.
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By: Sarah Nassauer, Katie Falkenberg, Stephanie Aaronson
The Oregon company ramps up each year to ship millions of gift boxes.
By: Sarah Nassauer
The Walton family—one of the richest clans in America—is passing some of its control in Walmart to the next generation, giving all of the founder’s grandchildren voting rights over their inheritance. Eight grandchildren of founder Sam Walton will gain voting rights over the family’s holdings, bringing the total number of voting members to 11, Walmart disclosed on Thursday. The Waltons have long been Walmart’s largest shareholder and currently own around 46% of a global giant that started in 1962 as a single store in Arkansas.
By: Sarah Nassauer
The wealthy Walton family says eight grandchildren will now have a say in the clan's ownership.
The retail giant is swatting back at a conservative activist group, buoyed by loyal customers and staff.
In a steady parade of companies retreating from their diversity efforts, Costco Wholesale is standing out by holding fast.
U.S. retail sales rose 4% in the period despite fears over inflation, job market
By: Sarah Nassauer
The retailer is increasing bonus and stock awards for regional store managers and cutting some perks for office workers.
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