Walmart’s C.E.O. Steps Into the Gun Debate. Other C.E.O.s Should Follow.
Andrew Ross Sorkin - Nytimes.com 272d 9 tweets
Doug McMillon, Walmart’s chief executive, said the company would stop selling certain types of guns and ammunition. This should be an example for corporate America.


Andrew Ross Sorkin 272d ago
I got an email from Walmart’s CEO midday today. It was his plan to step into the debate on guns. Other CEO’s should follow his example. My latest column
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Michael Barbaro 272d ago
Why did Wal-Mart stop selling ammunition used in mass shootings? For many reasons, including a sustained line of inquiry and logic from
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John Battelle 272d ago
Yet another example of a company taking a stand on a political issue. This is a sea change, but like global warming, it's happening slowly (and then likely, all at once).
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Brian D. Earp 272d ago
Google News - Walmart’s C.E.O. Steps Into the Gun Debate. Other C.E.O.s Should Follow.
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Erik Brynjolfsson 271d ago
In an open letter to Walmart employees, 's CEO said they'd stop selling ammunition used for handguns and military-style weapons, end the sale of handguns and discourage anyone from carrying weapons in his stores (even in “open carry” states).
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Ed Lazowska 272d ago
"Which C.E.O. will be next?" - Walmart’s C.E.O. Steps Into the Gun Debate. Other C.E.O.s Should Follow.
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Josh Wolfe 270d ago
Wow. Pulitzer worthy from (Clear style, moral purpose, sound reasoning, power to influence public opinion in what he conceives to be the right direction...)
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Marc Gunther 272d ago
Exemplary leadership on guns from Doug McMillon of via #csr
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