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NPR: Walmart illegally opened delivery drivers' deposit accounts, U.S. says
This type of behavior on Walmart’s part is an obvious sign of weakness in their Spark gig delivery app. If things were going smoothly as planned, there would be no need to grift the delivery drivers through such a convoluted scheme. But this type of desparation is not unqiue to Walmart: almost every gig delivery app is guilty of similar behavior, in one way or another, as the business model is unsustainable in the long-term without the conditions of a pandemic lockdown.
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Ultratech : your opinion off this is irrelevant. Walmarts behavior? lol. tell me you didn't open a short position. it fell 2%. ok
good luck shorting Walmart. you will reread what you posted next week trying to figure out where you went wrong. if walmart drops it's a buy. every big tech/bluechip company has been sued it doesn't really matter walmart can afford the 10 million. these naysayers sit there trying to say without a pandemic consumer spending there is falling no walmart most definitely isn't going anywhere. you guys are very obvious with your short/bear agendas idk why you think pumping bash articles will help. it's very risky when a stock simply shrugs off bad news look at Google for example or crowdstrike. I highly encourage ppl not to listen to bearish bs.