Walmart Stock News

No question the charges around workmen's comp and general liability reduced operating income from +4.5% – +5% y-o-y growth to a -0.5% yoy decline. If you want to know that Walmart remains fine operationally, simply follow yoy sales growth vs yoy inventory growth. Even on a 12–14 month basis, looking into calendar 2026 as Walmart's one-time expenses end and the tariff issues settle out, the path...

BENTONVILLE, Ark.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) announced today that company leadership will participate in upcoming investor events. Links to those with live webcasts can be found on Walmart's investor relations website at stock.walmart.com. Sept. 3: Goldman Sachs Global Retailing Conference – Doug McMillon, Walmart president & CEO, will participate in meetings and a fireside chat...

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Walmart delivered mixed Q2 results, beating revenue estimates but missing on EPS, with strong e-commerce and advertising growth offsetting tariff-driven margin pressure. Despite macro headwinds, Walmart's long-term fundamentals remain intact, with new growth levers like e-commerce, advertising, and international sales driving resilience. Valuation analysis shows little-to-no upside at current l...

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The market wasn't impressed with the fiscal second-quarter results that Walmart (WMT -0.23%) reported last week. Despite management's previously upbeat view that tariffs would not much impact the retailer, it turns out that tariffs are indeed taking a toll on its bottom line.

Walmart Inc.'s Q2 ‘25 results show solid revenue growth, margin expansion, and strong e-commerce momentum, justifying my Buy rating despite headline pessimism. The company's scale, digital transformation, and marketplace platform position it for long-term growth, with e-commerce and advertising as key drivers. Risks include consumer spending weakness, tariff pressures, and intensifying competit...