

Weekly Market HighlightsThe U.S. stock market experienced significant challenges this week, with 594 stocks gaining more than 15% while 2,713 stocks declined,

China's consumers are turning away from brand-exclusive stores and flocking to membership clubs. The divide offers a lesson for global investors.

Store aisles are getting a digital makeover.

Walmart is on pace for its best month in over two decades while a trillion-dollar milestone sits just out of reach, but the real question is whether the buying surge reflects the retailer's strength or something more fragile hiding behind

The latest trading day saw Walmart (WMT) settling at $121.12, representing a +2.82% change from its previous close.

Walmart Inc. (NASDAQ:WMT) is up 16.2% in October, on track for its best month since 1999.

Kroger's new CEO just admitted the grocery giant lost market share to Walmart and Costco, and the plan to win it back carries a hidden tension that Wall Street has not fully priced in.

When American households start to worry about money, they rarely stop shopping. They change where they shop.