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Walmart ranks highest among retailers doing a good job with problems created by COVID-19, according to dunnhumby research
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Walmart was cited by 31% of respondents as doing a good job dealing with COVID-19 during Wave 4 (July 9-12), up from 25% in Wave 1 (March 29-April 1).Walmart
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