Walmart’s multibillion-dollar push to replace workers with robots hits snags on dog food, cardboard boxes: report
Walmart expects its spending on automation to peak this year and next, but it also believes the new tech will eventually require fewer warehouse workers, cutting down costs.
Republican Ledger staff · 1:36 PM ET
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Walmart expects its spending on automation to peak this year and next, but it also believes the new tech will eventually require fewer warehouse workers, cutting down costs.
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