Amazon plans a 229,000-square-foot retail complex near Chicago to compete directly with Walmart using physical stores, warehouses, and digital in-store tools.
Amazon's latest store concept is a Walmart-style supercenter
Amazon will build a 228,000-square-foot mega store near Chicago combining groceries, general merchandise, and on-site e-commerce fulfillment, directly competing with Walmart and Target.
This Once-Popular Grocery Chain Was Booming In The '50s But Didn't Make It To The 2000s - Tasting Table
National Supermarkets peaked in the 1950s, was bought by George Weston Limited in 1956, declined from overexpansion and Walmart competition, and was ultimately sold and shuttered.