Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, sees more opportunity in emerging markets than in Europe, according to the company's International CEO, Doug McMillon. At the top of the list is China, followed by Brazil. The company is looking overseas for growth as sales in the U.S. stagnate and slow down. Wal-Mart operates 4100 stores in 41 countries outside the U.S., with annual sales topping $100 billion. Its most recent entry is to purchase 51 percent of South Africa's Massmart for approximately $2.3 billion, stopping short of buying the entire company due to objections from local unions. Hit the link below for a video interview with McMillon in which he explains the company's international expansion strategy.
Wal-Mart's McMillon Interview - Video - Bloomberg
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