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Walmart+ Week dates revealed as chain brings back sales event

BARGAIN hunters will be glad to know Walmart+ week is back as the chain brings back it’s huge sales event with more deals for shoppers. The retailer’s loyalty scheme, which costs $98 for an annual membership, allows customers to make the most of exclusive benefits, rewards and discounts. WalmartThe week of deals is perfect for shoppers looking to get the most bang for their buck[/caption] WALMARTThe week of deals starts later this month and it’s…

Walmart Stands Strong Despite Tariffs, Hits E-commerce Profitability

Walmart remains confident despite tariff challenges, highlighting e-commerce profitability and steady growth amid a shifting retail landscape.

Walmart to Absorb Tariff Hikes to Keep Prices Low

As tariff-spooked shoppers begin pulling back on spending, Walmart is prepping for a worsening economy by using its massive footprint to keep prices low and hunt for ways to take market share.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillion is a rare beacon of confidence amid tariff woes—and sees a chance to grab market share

"Nothing about the current environment impacts our confidence in our business or our strategy," McMillon said at the company's Investor Day.

The impact of the Trump levies is still unknown, but companies are looking en masse for ways to keep them as small as possible, customs experts note. "There are certainly structures for that, we just haven't needed them for a long time."

Walmart is facing tariffs and recession fears, but it may have a secret weapon to keep growing

As tariffs roil the U.S. economy, Walmart may find safety in a new part of its business that’s driving more store traffic and online sales: its membership program, Walmart+.