Walmart, Merrill Lynch Pay $13.5M in 401(k) Lawsuit
Walmart, the world’ s largest private employer, and Merrill Lynch, without admitting to wrongdoing, have agreed to pay $13.5 million in a class-action lawsuit accusing them of breaching their fiduciary duty to 2 million past and present Walmart workers. The suit was settled in Kansas City federal court.
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