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Walmart Sales Are Up. Here’s Why That Matters.
New quarterly results show Walmart winning in a holiday season many analysts expect to be soft.
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The CEO of the Biggest Employer in the Country Says AI Will Transform ‘Literally Every Job’ at His Company (and Yours, Too)
Walmart employs 2.1 million people globally, with about 1.6 million associates based in the U.S.
By Sherin Shibu
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Do You Have a Store on Walmart or Amazon? You Can Now List Your Products on Best Buy, Too, Next to the TVs.
Best Buy is launching a third-party marketplace to increase its online shopping variety.
By Sherin Shibu
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Here’s How Much Walmart Employees, From Designers to Software Engineers, Make in a Year
New data reveals the compensation paid to Walmart's over two million employees.
By Sherin Shibu
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Walmart Is Laying Off 1,500 Corporate Employees: ‘Reshaping Our Structure’
The layoffs affect Walmart's global technology, advertising, and e-commerce teams.
By Sherin Shibu
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Here’s How Tariffs Will Affect Prices at Home Depot, According to the Company’s CEO
Home Depot says it won't raise prices due to tariffs. Here's why.
By Erin Davis
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Walmart Stock Holds as Tariff Risk Spurs Support
A new tariff world may have spooked Walmart shareholders, though the situation may not be as bad as it seems moving forward in the name.
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Walmart Is Raising Prices, According to the Company’s CEO. Here’s When.
Walmart leadership said the company is still collaborating with vendors to keep its "everyday low prices."
By Sherin Shibu
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Walmart Wants to Help U.S. Entrepreneurs Get Their Products on Its Shelves. Here’s How to Get Your Stuff in the Door.
Retail giant Walmart is launching a new program to help small businesses sell more American-made products.
By David James
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Walmart Is Paying Some Delivery Drivers to Verify Their Identities. Here’s Why.
Some Spark delivery drivers have been asked to bring their driver's license to a nearby Walmart store.
By David James
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Cameo Is Giving Its Corporate Headquarters Employees a $10,000 Raise — to Come Into the Office More Often
Other new RTO perks include free parking, a daily catered lunch, and access to an onsite gym.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Walmart Faces Tariff Headwinds, Consumer Trends Remain Positive
Walmart got the market's attention with weaker-than-expected guidance, and warning tariffs would impact the business, but this price dip isn't a signal to sell.
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There’s Room to Chase These 3 Stocks Trading Near 52-Week Highs
Each of these stocks has recently hit a 52-week high, but the trend is still in the bull's favor, which means it's okay to chase these stocks at new highs
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‘Most Successful Yet for Amazon’: Walmart Has Topped the S&P 500 for 12 Years. This Month, Another E-Commerce Giant Is Expected to Take Its Crown.
Amazon is closing in on Walmart.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Walmart Is Laying Off Hundreds, Relocating Others as the Company Closes a U.S. Office
Walmart is giving some employees at least a month to decide if they want to relocate.
By Sherin Shibu
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Top-Performing Walmart Managers Can Now Make $620,000 a Year
These managers can now make up to $100,000 more than they did last year.
By Sherin Shibu
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Sam’s Club Exec Would Rather Quit Than Move to Arkansas
Walmart's return-to-office policy requires employees to move to its main offices in Bentonville, Arkansas, or other large offices, including Hoboken, New Jersey.
By Erin Davis
Side Hustle
When Her Small Business Was in Crisis, She Started a Salty Side Hustle — Then ‘Took a Long Shot in the Dark’ That Got Walmart’s Attention
Yasmin Curtis had to get creative after her seafood restaurant Two Fish Crab Shack took a hit during the pandemic.
By Amanda Breen
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Remote Walmart Employees Question Return-to-Office Policy, Some Opt to Quit Instead of Relocating
Walmart is requiring hundreds of remote workers to move to Bentonville, Arkansas.
By Sherin Shibu
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Jake Paul Has Made Millions Using This Mindset Hack — and It Will Help Him Fight Mike Tyson, Too: ‘Let It Fuel You’
The social media star and "W" founder spoke to Entrepreneur about his latest ventures in boxing and business.
By Emily Rella
Business News
Walmart’s Using More Robots — But Says They’ll Actually Extend Warehouse Workers’ Careers
Walmart executives say new retrieval robots make some warehouse work "less manual-intensive."
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After a Cancer Scare, She Bootstrapped a Business From Her Kitchen to 3,500 Walmarts. Here’s Her Secret Ingredient for Health — and Success.
Katie Lefkowitz, founder and CEO of Harken Sweets, is redefining indulgence with "superfood-infused" candy bars.
By Amanda Breen
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Walmart Is Making a Major Change to Its Price Displays in Thousands of Stores
The retailer is implementing digital labels in roughly 2,300 locations.
By Emily Rella
Business News
Target Teams Up With Shopify To Give Online Small Businesses Brick-and-Mortar Shelf Space
Target has an online Amazon competitor marketplace, and it's taking applications from small businesses now.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Walmart’s Biggest Food Brand Launch in 20 Years Introduces a Private Label With ‘Unique,’ Spicy Options
Walmart's grocery aisles will offer 300 new products tailored to vegan, gluten-free, and more adventurous dietary choices.
By Sherin Shibu
Building a Business
How to Break Free From Manual Tasks to Accelerate Business Growth
By carefully selecting and implementing the right tools, you can achieve productivity gains, reduce costs and foster a more engaged and motivated workforce.
By Ashley Hubka
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‘My Mouth Dropped’: Woman Goes Viral For Sharing Hilarious Cake Decorating Mishap at Walmart
Peyton Chimack has received over 703,000 views on her TikTok post of her birthday cake.
By Emily Rella