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The chief merchants of Walmart and Sam’s Club are undergoing their biggest test of the year: The holidays.

Nestled in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas, Bentonville has not yet found its place on the tourist trail, but Ellie Seymour finds that the city’s arty charm and rich history and the beautiful natural landscapes on its doorstep are the ingredients for a perfect US getaway

Walmart heiress Alice Walton is a newly-minted member of the centi-billion club.

It may be impossible to replicate the genius, drive, and vision of Winfrey, Jobs, and Walton—but their founder’s mentality is available to all.

Alice Walton, the world's richest woman and Walmart heiress, has a net worth of $95 billion, driven by Walmart's soaring stock, and is known for her significant contributions to art and healthcare through her philanthropy.

Both women are part of families that built sprawling empires across France and the U.S. in beauty and mass retail, respectively.

Numerous renowned CEOs, including Henry Ford and Colonel Sanders, started their successful entrepreneurial journeys after the age of 30, proving that significant career achievements can happen later in life.

While women make up just 12.5 per cent of the 3,194 billionaires in the world, the number of self-made female billionaires is increasing.

The retailer’s new 350-acre campus, set to open next year, will contain a childcare facility and a network of bike paths.

Under McMillon, Walmart has gone from also-ran to juggernaut in e-commerce and wooed more upper-income shoppers.

Rob Walton, Walmart's longest-serving director, retires after 30 years. Walmart acknowledges his significant contributions and plans for a smooth transitio...