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	The Community Land Use and Economics Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Groceries account for sixty percent of sales at Wal-Mart superstores, and the corporation - the largest grocer in the US - plans to add 240-250 new superstores, 25-30 new Neighborhood Markets, and 30-40 new Sam's Clubs in 2006, increasing its space by eight percent.
		A judge in Rock County, Wisconsin has dismissed a lawsuit by three Janesville residents who sued the city over its decision to give a conditional use permit to a developer who wants to build a Wal-Mart.
		A California Assembly bill that would have made it easier for Wal-Mart to move into banking has been indefinitely shelved.
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		New car sales were up 1.6% at 717,118, but light trucks were down 19.4% at 784,440 units.
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