 Image uploaded from a quicklink (Image by Unknown Owner) Details DMCA | At the stroke of midnight, a growing number of Americans are lining up at Walmart not to cash in on a holiday sale, but because they're hungry. The increasing number of Americans relying on food stamps to survive the sluggish economic recovery has changed the way the largest retailer in the United States does business. Carol Johnston, Walmart's senior vice president of store development, said that store managers have seen an "enormous spike" in the number of consumers shopping at midnight on the first of the month. That's typically when those receiving federal food assistance have their accounts refilled each month. |
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