Shopping carts outside a Home Depot store in Louisville, Kentucky, US.
2024-05-15 582词 中等
Today the company is a giant. Over the past 12 months it racked up $150bn in sales, making it by far America’s biggest home-improvements chain and its third-largest bricks-and-mortar retailer, after Walmart and Costco. The company now employs half a million staff, who profess to “bleed orange”, a reference to the firm’s striking colour scheme. Its market value, at $350bn, exceeds that of Chevron, an oil giant, and Netflix, a streaming darling.
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