Wal-Mart

Food Supplier Recalls 90,000 lbs of Beef From Walmart Stores

By Victor Luckerson

Walmart Wants to Test Home-Delivery Drones

By Sarah Begley

Wal-Mart Wants Price Cuts From China Suppliers

By Victor Luckerson

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Posts $25 Million Gift On Instagram

By Jen Wieczner / Fortune

Apple Pay Rival To Hit Stores This August

It has funding from Wal-Mart and Target

By Benjamin Snyder/Fortune July 24, 2015

Walmart’s CEO wants to shed bureaucratic culture

He wants store workers to shed the retailer's bureaucracy

By Phil Wahba / Fortune June 5, 2015

Wal-mart Names a New Chairman, Keeps the Job in the Family

Rob Walton’s son-in-law Greg Penner will take on the role

By Phil Wahba / Fortune June 5, 2015

Walmart Settles Accident Lawsuit with Actor Tracy Morgan

The "30 Rock" star filed the lawsuit after a truck for the retailing giant crashed into his limo

By John Kell / Fortune May 27, 2015

Target's turnaround is off to a faster start than Walmart's

The cheap-chic discount retailer reported strong quarterly results, showing its turnaround efforts are paying off more quickly than those of larger rival Walmart.

By Phil Wahba / Fortune May 20, 2015

Why Walmart Has Big Problem on Its Hands

The world's largest retailer is hurting

By Phil Wahba May 19, 2015

Walmart Has Bigger Problems Than Its Workers' Wages

The retail giant's customers are less and less satisfied with its services

By Dan Mitchell February 19, 2015

Here's How Long a Wal-Mart Employee Would Have to Work to Match CEO's Salary

So that's $25 million divided by 9...

By Tom Huddleston Jr. / Fortune February 19, 2015

Why Wal-Mart and Texas Are Headed for an Epic Showdown

Two icons of "real" America are at loggerheads over a surprising issue

By Dan Mitchell February 13, 2015

Walmart Apologizes for 'Fat Girl Costumes' Online

"This never should have been on our site," a spokesperson says

By Rishi Iyengar October 28, 2014

Walmart Spokesman Quits Over Résumé

David Tovar represented himself as a graduate of the University of Delaware but in fact had no such degree

By Elizabeth Barber September 16, 2014

This Is Why Walmart Needs to Worry Now

Consequences for the fight over dollar stores

By Fortune August 19, 2014

Walmart Managers Among Highest Paid in U.S. Retail

Their cashiers, however, make less than the national average of $11.22/hour

By Maya Rhodan July 23, 2014

Walmart Is About to Make a Major Security Change

Roughly six months after Target’s massive data breach became public, the big-box giant’s top rival has thrown down the gauntlet in the credit card security wars.Sam’s Club parent Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced that holders of...

By Martha C. White June 4, 2014

Walmart Settles Claims Over Listeria Outbreak

The retail giant has agreed to a confidential settlement with relatives of some of the 33 people who died during an outbreak of listeria in 2011, later traced to a cantaloupe farm in Colorado, resolving claims against companies that inspected and delivered the tainted fruit

By Per Liljas May 14, 2014

Wal-Mart Could Make Organic Food Cheap—and Eventually, Plentiful

The retail giant says it will sell some organic products at 25% below what its competitors cost. That's good for the organic market

By Bryan Walsh April 10, 2014