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Despite posting strong earnings numbers, Walmart's stock isn't taking off.

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Q4 comp sales rose 4.6%, e-commerce surged 24%, but shares trade at 47x earnings—double the S&P 500. Is it still a buy?

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Walmart’s fourth-quarter results included 5.6% net sales growth and adjusted EPS of $0.74. The firm continues to benefit from widespread demand across income cohorts, while strength in digital and ...

Walmart is performing more like a tech stock than a retail stock, beating the Nasdaq-100 index for the past year. The retailing giant says its new agentic AI shopping assistant is driving 35% higher ...