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walmart scales back diversity initiatives and removes LGBTQ merchandise from website
Walmart is scaling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, including removing some LGBTQ merchandise from its website and winding down its Center for Racial Equity. The company will no longer allow third-party sellers to offer certain LGBTQ-themed items and has ceased sharing data with LGBTQ advocacy groups. These changes come amid pressure from conservative activists and follow the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action programs.
CNBC
Molson Coors Beverage Company Lowe’s Bud Light Anheuser-Busch Tractor Supply Company Walmart Inc. Target Corporation Ford USA Robby Starbuck Show more
Regulatory & Legal, News Article
03:57 26.11.2024
walmart scales back diversity initiatives amid conservative pushback
Walmart Inc. is scaling back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, aligning with a trend among businesses responding to conservative activism. The retailer will cease considering race and gender in supplier contract decisions and will stop collecting demographic data for financing assessments.
Bloomberg.com
Walmart Inc. USA
Finance & Economy, News Article
00:46 26.11.2024
redefining investment strategies for better stock market insights and outcomes
In a recent discussion, accounting professor Patrick Badolato emphasized the importance of looking beyond P/E ratios to assess a company's true value. He highlighted Walmart's potential for earnings growth through strategic initiatives and urged investors to consider diverse revenue streams and future projections. Additionally, he encouraged a broader evaluation of companies like Netflix, focusing on content quality and customer engagement to uncover growth opportunities.
elblog.pl
Walmart Inc. Netflix, Inc. USA Patrick Badolato Ricky Mulvey
Finance & Economy, Transcript
02:30 25.11.2024
us retailers extend black friday deals to boost consumer spending
US retailers are extending Black Friday deals into weeks-long sales events to stimulate consumer spending, which is showing signs of slowing. Major retailers like Walmart, Amazon, and Target are offering significant discounts, yet general merchandise sales fell 3% year-on-year as consumer confidence remains low amid persistent inflation concerns. Despite forecasts of nearly $1 trillion in holiday sales, growth is expected to be the slowest since 2018, prompting retailers to incentivize purchases across different income levels.
@FinancialTimes
United States Dollar Amazon.com, Inc. Target Corporation The Home Depot, Inc. Walmart Inc. Macy's, Inc. USA Gregory Daco Jack Kleinhenz Brian Cornell Donald Trump Show more
Finance & Economy, Market Report
19:27 24.11.2024
top analysts recommend dividend stocks amid rate cuts and strong earnings
Top Wall Street analysts are optimistic about dividend stocks as the Federal Reserve embarks on a rate-cutting campaign. Exxon Mobil (XOM) reported strong Q3 results, increasing its dividend for the 42nd consecutive year, while Coterra Energy (CTRA) aims to return over 50% of its free cash flow to shareholders. Walmart (WMT) also raised its annual dividend, benefiting from robust e-commerce growth and improved margins.
CNBC
Coterra Energy Inc. Walmart Inc. Exxon Mobil Corporation USA Corey Tarlowe Nitin Kumar Stephen Richardson Show more
Finance & Economy, Market Report
14:43 24.11.2024
thanksgiving dinner costs drop as shoppers seek value and savings
Thanksgiving dinner costs are historically low this year, averaging $58.08 for a 10-person gathering, a 5% decrease from last year. While food prices have risen 19% since 2019, median household wages have increased by about 25%, making this year's meal more affordable when adjusted for inflation. Retailers are competing with promotions, offering various meal packages that cater to different preparation preferences.
CNBC
United States Dollar Walmart Inc. Target Corporation Amazon.com, Inc. Aldi USA Robin Wenzel Show more
Finance & Economy, Market Report
14:29 24.11.2024
walmart corporate bonuses expected to exceed targets due to strong sales
Walmart Inc. is set to exceed its corporate employee bonus targets this year, with bonuses potentially reaching 120% of eligibility due to strong sales and rising stock prices. The final bonus amounts will be confirmed at the end of January, following the conclusion of the fiscal year.
bloomberg.com
United States Dollar Walmart Inc. USA
Finance & Economy, Market Report
19:40 22.11.2024
Flipkart appoints Walmart executive Dan Bartlett to board of directors
Flipkart Group has appointed Dan Bartlett, Executive Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Walmart, to its Board of Directors, effective November 21, 2024. Bartlett, who has been involved with Flipkart since Walmart's investment in 2018, brings expertise in public policy and sustainability, aiming to enhance Flipkart's role in sustainable growth and job creation in India. CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy emphasized that Bartlett's experience will be a valuable asset as the company continues to expand.
Moneycontrol
Walmart Inc. Flipkart IND Dan Bartlett Kalyan Krishnamurthy
Finance & Economy, Press Release
11:04 22.11.2024
market volatility amid political uncertainty and corporate earnings mixed results
Investors are concerned about President Trump's policies and the escalating war in Ukraine, leading to a shift towards safe havens. Nestlé's shares have fallen over 20% this year due to slow growth, while Nvidia reported impressive sales but faced high expectations. Swiss GDP growth slowed to 0.2%, with a notable trade surplus driven by the chemicals and pharmaceuticals sector.
Allnews
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TradFi, Market Report
10:20 22.11.2024
corporate giants lead record solar and storage investments in the us
US corporations are significantly investing in solar and energy storage, with Meta leading in solar capacity and Google in energy storage. The Solar Energy Industries Association reports nearly 40 GW of solar capacity and over 1.8 GWh of storage installed by companies like Amazon, Target, and General Motors, driven by incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act.
CleanTechnica
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Technology & Innovation, Market Report
03:07 22.11.2024
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