Walmart turns Black Friday into multi-weekend sales campaign
In a quest to keep crowds down in its stores during the holiday shopping season, Walmart is slicing up its traditional Black Friday sales approach into a multi-weekend sales strategy that starts well before Thanksgiving.
The change up comes amidst a resurgence in coronavirus infections across the country and increasing wariness of consumers to shop in brick-and-mortar stores.
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