Real Estate/Development
Jan. 6, 2004
Wal-Mart Takes on Inglewood
BY LAWRENCE KOOTNIKOFF Los Angeles Daily Journal Writer A 60-acre dirt lot in Inglewood has become the latest front in the fight between the world's largest retailer and the California labor movement and local government.
BY LAWRENCE KOOTNIKOFF
Los Angeles Daily Journal Writer
A 60-acre dirt lot in Inglewood has become the latest front in the fight between the world's largest retailer and the California labor movement and local government.
Wal-Mart Inc., America's second-largest employer after the federal government, wants to build a massive "Supercenter," complete with a fully loaded grocery store, on the property between the Forum and Hollywood Park - and it wan...
Los Angeles Daily Journal Writer
A 60-acre dirt lot in Inglewood has become the latest front in the fight between the world's largest retailer and the California labor movement and local government.
Wal-Mart Inc., America's second-largest employer after the federal government, wants to build a massive "Supercenter," complete with a fully loaded grocery store, on the property between the Forum and Hollywood Park - and it wan...
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