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Walmart Inc. (WMT)

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886.13B Market Cap
37.82 P/E Ratio
0.08% Div Yield
20.61M Volume
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$ 117.87
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Walmart Veteran John Furner to Become President and CEO Upon Doug McMillon's Retirement

Walmart Veteran John Furner to Become President and CEO Upon Doug McMillon's Retirement

Walmart President and CEO Doug McMillon will retire Jan. 31, 2026, and he will be succeeded by Walmart U.S. CEO John Furner, the company said in a Friday (Nov. 14) press release.

Pymnts | 11 months ago
Fed Speaker Sell-Off, Tech Weakness & WMT CEO Stepping Down

Fed Speaker Sell-Off, Tech Weakness & WMT CEO Stepping Down

There's a lot to keep on the docket to close out this trading week. Kevin Hincks opens discussions from the @CboeGlobalMarkets by attributing part of the sell-off to Fed speaker commentary and uncertainty surrounding interest rates.

Youtube | 11 months ago
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire after 15 years at retailer

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire after 15 years at retailer

John Furner, 51 – a longtime employee who rose through the ranks after starting as a store associate in 1993 – will succeed him as president and chief executive on Feb. 1, 2026, Walmart said in a statement.

Nypost | 11 months ago
Walmart CEO to retire in January

Walmart CEO to retire in January

Walmart announced Friday that CEO Doug McMillon plans to retire in 2026 after leading the retail giant for more than a decade. He will be succeeded by Walmart U.S. CEO John Furner.

Foxbusiness | 11 months ago
Walmart is losing a big winner, as long-time CEO Doug McMillon is retiring

Walmart is losing a big winner, as long-time CEO Doug McMillon is retiring

Longtime Walmart CEO Doug McMillon is retiring, and being replaced by CEO of Walmart's U.S. business, John Furner.

Marketwatch | 11 months ago
Walmart taps the head of its US division to take over as CEO when Doug McMillon retires

Walmart taps the head of its US division to take over as CEO when Doug McMillon retires

Walmart's head of its US division, John Furner, is set to take over as CEO when Doug McMillon retires next year, the company said on Friday. This story is developing.

Businessinsider | 11 months ago
Walmart vs. Target: Which Retail Titan Is the Smarter Pick?

Walmart vs. Target: Which Retail Titan Is the Smarter Pick?

WMT and TGT navigate tightening budgets with distinct models and tech-driven strategies that define a compelling retail matchup.

Zacks | 11 months ago
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire

CNBC's Becky Quick reports on the latest news from Walmart.

Youtube | 11 months ago
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire, insider John Furner named top boss

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to retire, insider John Furner named top boss

Walmart said on Friday that CEO Doug McMillon will retire next year and will be replaced by insider John Furner as the new top boss.

Reuters | 11 months ago
Walmart (WMT) Earnings Expected to Grow: What to Know Ahead of Next Week's Release

Walmart (WMT) Earnings Expected to Grow: What to Know Ahead of Next Week's Release

Walmart (WMT) possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Zacks | 11 months ago
Walmart: ChatGPT Partnership Reflects Competitive Pressures Ahead Of Q3

Walmart: ChatGPT Partnership Reflects Competitive Pressures Ahead Of Q3

Walmart (WMT) stock has stalled after a strong run, now facing high expectations and a premium 39x forward P/E valuation. Recent growth is driven mainly by e-commerce, but increased investments and competition are pressuring WMT's margins and earnings growth. WMT's new ChatGPT partnership raises concerns about customer economics and competitive positioning against Amazon, Uber, and DoorDash.

Seekingalpha | 11 months ago
WMT's Digital Push Fuels Strong Gains: Can It Power Long-Term Growth?

WMT's Digital Push Fuels Strong Gains: Can It Power Long-Term Growth?

Walmart's rapid e-commerce growth, surging ad revenues and stronger digital margins highlight its evolving online ecosystem.

Zacks | 11 months ago
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