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Wal-Mart answers with global anti-bribery watchdog appointment
Bentonville, Ark. -- As part of its answer on Tuesday to a New York Times article regarding compliance with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Wal-Mart Stores VP corporate communications David Tovar announced that the retailer had appointed a global officer to oversee compliance.
The move is just one of the steps that Tovar outlined toward managing issues related to the 1970s law that forbids bribing foreign officials.
Wal-Mart has not yet identified the person who will fill the slot, or when it will be activated.
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Sears expands 'Scrubology' shops
Hoffman Estates, Ill. -- Sears Holdings has expanded the availability of its in-store professional apparel shop to 91 Sears and Kmart stores nationwide. The concept, called, "Scrubology," is already open in 39 stores and offers work apparel and uniforms for professionals in industrial, service and healthcare fields.
The concept is a partnership with Work 'N Gear.