What Beijing Can Learn from Wal-Mart

What Beijing Can Learn from Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart is in the news this week for not paying bribes in China — or at least, that’s the underlying premise in the retailer’s three-year-long struggle with Chinese authorities. On April 13 the Wall Street Journal reported that the Chinese government has fined Wal-Mart $9.8 million for infractions ranging from having the words “net weight” in a too-small font ($486) to botching the genus and species on an almond label ($2,323). China’s domestic companies rarely face such scrutiny.

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