ORLANDO—Walmart Inc. reports it will spend approximately $200 million on new store openings and existing store remodeling projects in the Sunshine State this year.
The mega discount retailer plans six new store openings in Florida, including three in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale region, two in Jacksonville and one in Central Florida. The company will also open a new distribution center in the city of Cocoa later this year.
Walmart also expects to remodel 43 stores as well as rollout the addition of online grocery pickup at some Florida locations and the introduction of Mobile Express Scan & Go services.
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John Jordan
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