The Latest Breaking News from Doug McMillon

A longtime Walmart (NYSE:WMT) shopper took to Reddit recently to express disbelief over a wave of steep price increases on groceries and basic goods. In a viral post on r/Frugal, the person wrote, “Last week I went and noticed nearly all my cheap thrills are 25 to 50% higher,” saying…

Furner first joined Walmart in 1993 as a part-time store associate. Over the years, he climbed through a variety of roles, store operations, merchandising, sourcing, and even took on international responsibility by working in Walmart's China division.

Both companies have new incoming CEOs, but Walmart’s appointment has been better received by Wall Street.

At a fraught moment for the American economy, an unusual number of globally iconic brands are getting new leadership

Doug McMillon retires after transforming Walmart into a tech-driven powerhouse. John Furner will succeed him, but can he sustain Walmart's dominance in a volatile retail market?

Furner said he learned the value of hard work from his grandfather, who was a farmer.

Doug McMillon, who just announced his retirement, helped Walmart retain its top spot on the Fortune 500.

John Furner, the retail chain’s boss in the US, will succeed McMillion as global CEO after 31 January

Walmart's long-planned leadership transition is officially underway.

McMillon led the company during a massive expansion and technological revolution.

John Furner, currently head of Walmart’s U.S. operations, will succeed McMillon as president and chief executive officer starting February 1, 2026.