The Latest Breaking News from Walmart

The kiosks promised to make life easier for shoppers and stores. Instead, they’ve done the opposite

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has named a new El Paso district attorney after the previous one resigned under mounting pressure over the handling of the 2019 Walmart attack that has yet to go to trial

Despite the stubbornly high inflation, consumer spending remains resilient. Experts anticipate robust holiday spending this year, with holiday sales expected to be well above the 10-year average. Amid this, quality retail stocks Walmart (WMT), The TJX Companies (TJX), Capri Holdings (CPRI), and J. Jill (JILL) look poised to soar higher…

This year was supposed to be the year that television nosedived into a creative slump. Worriers theorized that the darkest days of the pandemic had disrupted so many productions that there'd be nothing left worth watching by the time 2022 rolled around: Think of it as the entertainment equivalent of…

NORFOLK, Va. — A second employee of the Chesapeake Walmart where six employees were shot and killed last month has sued the company for $50 million in damages, alleging Walmart failed to act after he complained that the shooter harassed and threatened him.

The last two patients who were wounded when a Walmart employee in Virginia opened fire on his co-workers in an employee break room have been released from the hospital

The Kilgore Police Department were called to a Walmart car park in Texas on Thursday after reports of a car crash but instead found a four-legged dog at the wheel looking very guilty

The police force said they 'couldn't make it up' after catching the brazen thief red-handed inside a Walmart store in Florida, US, where they had gathered for a local event

Corporate America is divided on whether to embrace the disclosure of Scope 3 emissions—the greenhouse gasses emitted by a company’s suppliers and customers. If they’re to remain competitive, this will have to change.