Wal-Mart ( WMT) has had a fairly strong fiscal 2017 (ending January 2017) so far, as the company's 2017 performance thus far has been mostly above its guidance and market expectations. In fact, the ...

Walmart entered 2017 as something of an underdog. It's a position the retail giant is not used to finding itself in. After all, how can a company with nearly $500 billion in annual revenue ever be ...

As companies look to evolve and adapt to new technologies, a video purporting to show a Walmart shopping experience in the metaverse has gone viral on social media. “Walmart and the metaverse How ...

Neil Stern will remember 2017 as the year Wal-Mart Stores Inc. made a philosophical change in its battle with online giant Amazon.com. The Bentonville retailer went on the offensive. Stern, senior ...

We won't know exactly how Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) fared during the holidays until February, but the retailer will likely put up solid numbers if the first nine months of 2017 are any indication. Wal-Mart ...

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Now that the holiday shopping season is over, Walmart.com has released its list of top sellers across the country in 2017 and some might surprise you. Walmart.com says they ...

It might not be able to put a price on trust, but Walmart is preparing to pay the fare for getting personal, and it could cost the entire food industry billions in shifting sales. The world’s largest ...

There is a constant battle brewing over e-commerce supremacy. Two of the U.S. industry leaders are fighting it out to see who will reign supreme in the hearts, minds, and wallets of consumers. In one ...

Walmart is fighting back against Amazon's growing market share in the meal-kit and grocery space. Walmart just starting selling meal kits in early December, but it's already sold out of at least three ...

The newly-announced Wal-Mart layoffs 2017 will have the retail company cutting hundreds of jobs. These jobs being cut in the layoffs will reportedly take place in the retailer's international, tech ...

Shares of Wal-Mart crashed in 2015, losing 28% of their value. Part of the reason was the company's plan to raise wages and invest in its employees. CEO Doug McMillon announced the plan in February ...