Walmart issues dire warning on prices ‘given the magnitude of the tariffs’ Published: May. 15, 2025, 2:00 p.m. Bicycles are displayed at a Walmart, Wednesday, April 16, 2025, in Groton, Conn ...

Walmart shoppers will officially begin seeing price increases on select products thanks to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which went into effect globally in early April despite economic ...

Walmart has abruptly lost hundreds of workers after a Supreme Court ruling invalidated a humanitarian parole program for ...

Even Walmart isn’t safe from President Donald Trump’s tariffs, as new costs from suppliers could lead to higher prices for consumers. The retail giant will soon face price hikes from its own ...

Walmart has quietly been hiking prices on items ranging from toys to office supplies, with some markups reportedly climbing more than 100% -- despite President Trump's demand for retailers to "eat ...

Year-over-year foot traffic to Walmart stores was up an estimated 4.5% in April, according to Placer.ai, after being down in February and March, probably because of shopper concerns about prices ...

Walmart, the nation’s largest retailer known for affordability, announced it would be raising prices, providing the clearest signal to date of the effects of President Trump’s steep tariffs on ...

If a company with as much retail power as Walmart is hiking prices, everyone else will do the same, former Toys 'R' Us CEO Gerald L. Storch said.

President Donald Trump expressed his disapproval of Walmart Inc. WMT following the company’s warnings about potential price hikes due to tariffs.. What Happened: On Saturday, Trump used his ...

Walmart is leading the charge to replace traditional paper price tags with electronic shelf labels (ESLs) by 2026. The retailer aims to introduce the technology in 2,300 ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jenn covers retail, customer loyalty and behavior, CX and CRM. By 2026, Walmart employees will be able to change product price ...

Walmart’s CFO, John David Rainey, told CNBC that the Trump administration’s tariffs are “still too high” and that consumers could see higher prices “likely towards the tail end of this ...