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Wal-Mart Watchdog Group Says Negative Sentiment Grows

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Published: Monday, 16 Apr 2007 | 10:59 AM ET
By: Reuters

Wal-Mart Watch, a group that monitors retailer Wal-Mart Stores , said that a national poll conducted in February and March showed that since 2005, the retailer's favorability rating has dropped to 71% from 76%.

It said that 27% of respondents reported developing a more negative opinion of Wal-Mart over the past year, compared with 11% for Target and 4% for Costco Wholesale during the same time period.

The poll found that 11 % of Wal-Mart shoppers say they have shopped at Wal-Mart less because of its business and labor practices.

The poll also found that 71% of respondents viewed the company favorably and 70% reported shopping at the store at least once a month.

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Wal-Mart Watch, a group that monitors retailer Wal-Mart Stores, said that a national poll conducted in February and March showed that since 2005, the retailer's favorability rating has dropped to 71% from 76%.
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