Walmart Inc
NYSE: WMT
$83.44
-$0.24 (-0.3%)
Closing Price on November 6, 2024
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Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) posted over $10 billion in revenue over the nearly two-day course of Prime Day, its huge annual sale. To put the figure in context, its e-commerce revenue in the second...
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Black Friday, the traditional start of the annual holiday shopping season, still creates excitement among a large share of shoppers. But nearly as many expect to do most of their Black Friday...
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Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included American Airlines, Beyond Meat, Cimarex, Cloudflare, CSX, Exxon, Micron, NetApp and Unity Software.
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Now that the third quarter has concluded, it is time to brace for another earnings-reporting season. Are these nine Dow Jones industrials poised to have explosive upside if there are any positive...
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Many people are starting to do their shopping for the holiday season, and these mega-retailers look poised to cash in this year. They offer what most consumers are looking for at the lowest prices...
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Walmart has announced the sale of its U.K. grocery chain, Asda, for about $8.8 billion. The U.S. retailer will retain a stake in Asda and take an after-tax noncash write-off of $2.5 billion and a hit...
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Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included American Eagle Outfitters, Carvana, General Dynamics, Halliburton, Papa Johns, Snowflake, Splunk, Walmart and Workday.
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Beyond Meat shares hit a multiyear high on Tuesday after the company announced that it would expand its long-standing relationship with Walmart.
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The upcoming Amazon Prime Day and the fourth quarter will demonstrate the advantage the e-commerce behemoth has over brick-and-mortar retailers, including its largest rival.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has temporarily halted a proposed ban on Chinese social media app TikTok. Stay tuned.
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BofA Securities just issued a research note on three top retailers: Dollar General, Walmart and Target. All are poised for good times ahead.
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In a show of how quickly Walmart has evolved from a brick-and-mortar company to an e-commerce powerhouse, it will hire 20,000 temporary workers to staff its fulfillment centers for the holidays.
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The U.S. president has tentatively approved a deal that would create a U.S. company to manage social media app TikTok, but the story is far from over.
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A scion of the Walton family is selling 8.6 million shares of First Solar stock and giving away an equal amount.
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Shareholders are far from optimistic about Walmart's prospects. The primary challenge is its large number of stores.
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