Walmart Stores, Inc., is an American operator of discount stores and one of the world's biggest retailers. Walmart is not only the world's largest company; it is also the largest company in the history of the world. Walmart has tremendous power and influence. Americans spend $26 million  every hour  at Walmart, twenty-four hours of every day, every day of the year. Is the company a good thing or a bad thing for America? Market guru Warren Buffett estimates that the company's low prices save American consumers $10 billion a year. Most of us love shopping in big, clean stores that are packed with super cheap merchandise, but the truth is that Walmart is destroying America in a lot of ways. Walmart increases its market share in global economy. According to industry analysts, Walmart is on track to control 35 percent of the U.S. grocery market within the next few years. As a result, negative effects on the U.S.A economy are clearly seen. Walmart can deliver low prices because it destroys jobs, lowers labor standards and benefits. Walmart drives small local mom-and-pop retailers out of the business. And Walmart uses government subsidies to open new store, pay wages to its employees and grow its business. For each business to run smoothly, a good relationship with workers is essential. Having good relationships with workers includes providing enough wages, full benefits and a hygienic work environment. But, as we are talking about Walmart, the basic needs of workers have never been satisfied. Walmart employs a workforce from around the world and only 1 percent of a workforce is Americans. Walmart always squeezes the labor costs. In the U.S.A, Walmart employees are paid low wages and health benefits are not affordable. Focusing on health benefits in the U.S.A, Walmart's new health offerings will require many employees to pay an extra $10 to $90 each pay period which is $260 to $2,340 a year if they want health coverage. In countries lik