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Walmart To Give 740,000 U.S. Store Associates Free Samsung Smartphone BENTONVILLE (dpa-AFX) - Walmart has unveiled Me@Walmart, a new app built in-house by Walmart Global Tech for U.S. store associates that provides a destination filled with new features to simplify daily tasks, serve customers and plan for life outside of work. By the end of the year, Walmart plans to offer more than 740,000 associates a new Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro smartphone, case and protection plan to use - free of charge. Walmart noted that associates will only be able to access the app's work features while they're on...

As part of the Me@Walmart app rollout, Walmart will offer 740,000 workers a new Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro smartphone for free.

June 3, 2021 By Drew Holler, Senior Vice President, Walmart U.S. People Operations, and Kellie Romack, Vice President, Product and Associate Experience A great customer... | June 3, 2021

Ask Sam - Grass Rings I know, I know, I know… these look like crop circles. But if your brain went straight to aliens (like Rick Ganley’s did) I’m gonna tell you right at the top that you’re reaching for the wrong mythical explanation: it’s not aliens ... it’s fairies.  “These rings have been appearing in lawns and pastures for millennia,” explains Peter Landschoot, an extension specialist at Penn State University. “So the lore is that there were fairies dancing around and they left the mushrooms behind.” The rings are caused by an underground fungus that lives 3 or 4 inc...

Sara Plourde Chris Martin and Dave Anderson from Something Wild join Sam Evans-Brown for a special edition of Ask Sam A version of this episode was originally published in 2017. "I do a bit of hiking up in the highlands where I live, and I noticed that wombats actually poo in cubes, so I did a bit of research and it said it stops it from rolling down hill. I was wondering if that would be beneficial, or not, to them?" - Matt, Australia Oh, Matt... Matt, Matt, Matt. You do know this show is based in New Hampshire, right? Your average New Hampshire naturalist is about as likely to know the di...