Retailers quickly enhanced their e-commerce and mobile offerings as the pandemic took hold. It worked, and shifted consumer ...

The grocery chain’s digital sales continue to impress, but they raise questions about store performance and how the company ...

Walmart expects sales to be up anywhere between 3% to 4% for the current ... a growing assortment, and an eCommerce business driven by faster delivery times," said CEO Doug McMillon. "We're gaining ...

Walmart also said it achieved higher general merchandise sales as consumers boosted purchases of discretionary items. The company pointed to improving economics in its ecommerce business ...

Arguably, the biggest reason why Walmart's stock has been on such a tear in recent years is that Wall Street is rewarding Walmart for its investments paying off. Walmart CFO John Rainey said the ...

Global e-commerce sales rose 16% in the latest quarter, notably slower than the 27% increase in the third quarter. Walmart expects first quarter earnings per share of between 57 cents and 58 cents ...

Shares opened down after Walmart said holiday-quarter revenue rose about 4% and e-commerce sales leapt 20% in the U.S., with growth in store pickup and home deliveries and increasing sales to ...

In the U.S., Walmart store sales rose by 5% to $123.5 billion, while same-store sales jumped 4.6% without fuel. Average ticket grew by 1.8%, while transactions increased by 2.8%. E-commerce soared ...