Walmart Inc

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Retailer shares have been unable to fully stabilize after sell-offs that accompanied their earnings for the 2016 holiday period.
For the first time this year, the insider buying volume looked to be much closer to the selling in share count, though insider sellers still seemed to dominate in the dollar amount.
How badly off is J.C. Penney, at least in the eyes of Wall Street? Shares are down 84% in five years to just under $6. Over the same period, the S&P 500 is up 70% to 2,378.
Jet.com, a Wal-Mart subsidiary, has acquired women's fashion retailer ModCloth for an undisclosed sum. ModCloth, which has been struggling recently, has been in business since 2002.
Wal-Mart's fiscal fourth-quarter results late in February gave Merrill Lynch confidence that Wal-Mart’s core U.S. strategy will continue to work in fiscal 2018.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday include Mobileye, Occidental Petroleum, Oracle, Walt Disney, Wal-Mart.
RadioShack parent, General Wireless Operations, made a voluntary Chapter 11 filing yesterday. The company stated it would close 200 stores immediately.
Insiders are selling gigantic amounts of stock each and every week, and as long as we stay at these lofty levels, that probably will continue.
Best Buy's rough quarter and rougher outlook underscore the impact of Amazon on traditional retailers. Will any big retailer be able to take on Amazon and remain standing?
Wal-Mart, Nike, DuPont, and Intel were Tuesday's poorest performing Dow 30 stocks.
CEO Brian Cornell has been turning around Target since mid-2014. The turnaround is in tatters, particularly based on Target's most recent earnings report.
The American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) has released its latest evaluation of major American retailers. Costco and Dillard's led in the two major categories.
Buffett appeared on CNBC Monday morning, and one of the many things that he talked about was why he sold out of Wal-Mart recently.
After Wal-Mart reported its fourth-quarter and fiscal 2017 results early on Tuesday, the discount giant saw its shares make a handy gain that day and close out the week up more than 4%.
DuPont, Nike, 3M, and Wal-Mart all post gains to lead DJIA higher Wednesday.