Target Sustainability Strategy Mohan (2011) stated Target made known publicly its sustainability commitments developed to guide Target continuing success, and sustainability which is outlined to lead the company toward a sustainability environment, and accomplish considerable commitments. The commitment outlines involves empowering customers, teams to lead sustainable lifestyles to make available the correct tools, and awards for increased productivity. The company commitment also includes sustainable choices for products that adequately balance suitability, and company performance. By 2015, Target goals are to have achieved its goals and continue its success as a sustainability organization throughout communities by bringing together different programs, and enhancing the communities.
Wal-Mart's Sustainability Strategy According to Plambeck and Denend (2011), Wal-Mart chief executive officer Lee Scott and president made a speech to 1.6 million employees from 6,000 retail stores, and 60,000 suppliers. The purpose of the speech was to discuss Wal-Mart launching a steadily business sustainability strategy to decrease the impact on the international environment (Wal-Mart's Sustainability Strategy, 2011). The company goal was also to become a competitive and innovative global company. Although the company was profitable, it was not exclusive. Wal-Mart strong desirable goals were to restore more than 99% of energy, develop no waste campaign and selling products that support the company resources and environment.

References
Mohan, Anne Marie (2010), Target Announces Company-Wide Sustainability Goals http://www.greenerpackage.com/corporate_strategy/target_announces_company-wide_sustainability_goals Plambeck, Erica; Denend, Lyn (2011), Wal-Mart Sustainability Strategy