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Sam Walton (March 29, 1918 – April 5, 1992) was an American entrepreneur and founder of Walmart, the world’s largest retail corporation. Born in Kingfisher, Oklahoma, Walton grew up during the Great Depression, which shaped his frugal mindset and commitment to offering low prices. After serving in World War II, he opened his first variety store in Arkansas in 1945, pioneering innovative inventory management and customer service techniques. In 1962, he launched Walmart, emphasizing everyday low prices, vast product selection, and a focus on rural and suburban communities often overlooked by competitors. Under his leadership, Walmart expanded rapidly, transforming retail with its efficiency and scale. Walton’s business philosophy combined cost-cutting with respect for employees and customers, leaving a lasting impact on American commerce and consumer culture.

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