Walmart's always been the dorky cousin to oh-so-fashionable Target. That seems to be changing — for kids and adults. Is Walmart actually cool now?

Walmart's always been the dorky cousin to oh-so-fashionable Target. That seems to be changing — for kids and adults. Is Walmart actually cool now?

Walmart’s new cuts to its staff of Bay Area tech workers go far deeper than they originally appeared.

Walmart (NYSE: WMT), the $780 billion market cap retail giant with a robust financial health score of "GOOD" according to InvestingPro, saw Executive Vice President John R. Furner sell 13,125 ...

In my experience the CEO of Walmart U.S., John Furner, almost never gives a speech or does an interview without finding an opportunity to say something like: “ The purpose of the company is, and ...

The changes are sweeping and include everything from not renewing a five-year commitment for an equity racial center to pulling out of a prominent gay rights index.

The newest Walmart stores aren't being opened to shoppers. Instead, these new 'dark stores' are filled with products commonly in online orders.