Walmart
Coverage of Walmart in the Nexus archive.
- Thousands of grills at Walmart and Lowe's recalled nationwide
Thousands of grills sold online and at Walmart and Lowe's stores nationwide are being recalled, as per a notice from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
- Thousands of grills at Walmart and Lowe's recalled nationwide
Thousands of stainless-steel Cuisinart Propel+ Four Burner 3-in-1 Gas Grills sold at Walmart and Lowe's are being recalled nationwide due to a risk of serious injury. The recall was issued by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, affecting approximately 12,660 units.
- MrBeast's chocolate brand sees growth slow after a sugar rush
MrBeast's candy company, Feastables, has experienced a slowdown in growth, with US sales volume rising 13% in 2025 compared to a 33% increase the previous year. The brand, central to MrBeast's business expansion, has introduced new leadership and product diversification strategies as sales plateau despite wide retail distribution.
- Walmart’s $25 non-slip bath mat is machine washable and has powerful patented suction
Walmart offers a $25 non-slip bath mat featuring machine washable design and patented suction technology. The product is positioned as an easy solution for non-slip bathroom safety.
- Stitch Fix’s CEO inherited a broken tech darling. He’s fixing it like a traditional retail exec
Stitch Fix's CEO Matt Baer, with a background in big-box retail, is restructuring the company to focus on traditional retail fundamentals after its decline post-pandemic. The tech-driven personal shopping service, which once saw rapid growth, now faces challenges like customer attrition and competition, prompting a shift from a tech-first to an apparel-first strategy.
- Prosecutors considering charges against Florida woman who shockingly gunned down Army vet in Walmart parking lot dispute
Florida prosecutors are considering charges against a female gunman who killed an Army veteran during a parking space dispute at a Walmart. The incident occurred in the parking lot, leading to potential legal action against the suspect.
- The best Walmart deals of the week have landed: Shop Ninja CREAMi, BISSELL, more
Walmart is offering weekly deals on products such as the Ninja CREAMi and BISSELL. The article highlights markdowns available for shoppers interested in these items.
- How America’s grocers are responding to changing consumer habits
U.S. grocery stores, including Walmart, Costco, Target, Kroger, and Stop & Shop, are lowering prices on selected items and expanding lower-cost store brands to attract budget-conscious shoppers amid inflation, rising food costs, and shifting consumer habits. However, overall grocery bills are unlikely to decrease significantly as food prices remain high and are projected to continue rising.
- Back-to-school sales are here: How to save money on supplies this July
Back-to-school sales are starting in July, with retailers like Target and Walmart offering discounts on supplies, backpacks, and laptops. Shoppers can save using apps, loyalty programs, and student discounts, while teachers can access classroom wish lists and rewards.
- Arkansas is America's Most Improved State in 2026 as workers move to Walmart's home for low costs, high quality of life
Arkansas is named the Most Improved State for Business in CNBC's annual Top States rankings, driven by low costs and high quality of life attracting working-age adults. The state's economic appeal is linked to its affordability and living conditions.
- US jobless claims dip modestly to 215,000 last week as layoffs remain at historically healthy levels
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits decreased to 215,000 in the week ending July 4, according to the Labor Department. Despite the slight drop, layoffs remain historically low, though June's hiring slowed to 57,000 jobs. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have recently cut jobs.
- US jobless claims dip modestly to 215,000 last week as layoffs remain at historically healthy levels
US jobless claims decreased to 215,000 in the week ending July 4, remaining within a historically stable range. The June jobs report showed slower hiring with 57,000 jobs added, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.2% as some job seekers exited the labor market. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, Disney, Starbucks, Walmart, and Microsoft have recently reduced their workforces.
- US jobless claims dip modestly to 215,000 last week as layoffs remain at historically healthy levels
The number of U.S. unemployment claims decreased to 215,000 last week, below analysts' forecasts, with layoffs remaining historically low. June's jobs report showed slower hiring, but jobless claims have stayed within a healthy range since post-pandemic recovery.
- US jobless claims dip modestly to 215,000 last week as layoffs remain at historically healthy levels
US jobless claims decreased to 215,000 in the week ending July 4, reflecting historically low layoffs. The June jobs report showed slower hiring with 57,000 jobs added, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.2% as some job seekers stopped looking. Companies like Verizon, UPS, Amazon, and Microsoft have recently reduced workforces.
- Consumer Reports tests rotisserie chickens for taste and safety
Consumer Reports tested rotisserie chickens from 10 retailers for taste, nutrition, and chemical safety. Sam’s Club chicken ranked highest for flavor, while Costco and Walmart had the highest phthalate levels. Tests found no PFAS but phthalates in most chickens, prompting safety guidelines for consumption limits and storage.
- 7 Smart Shopper: Adding this extension to your web browser can save you on groceries
A Chrome extension called CartHappy, developed by John Laramie, helps users save money on groceries by automatically comparing prices at Kroger, Target, Walmart, and Costco in Michigan and clipping coupons. User Brittalia Jones saved $28.32 by splitting her shopping cart between two stores using the tool, which is available as a free browser extension.
- [US]Mom received a package she didn't order
A mom received two boxes of Walmart chips she did not order. The package bears her name and address, but no charges appear on her bank account, and she does not have a Walmart account. The situation is suspected to be a brushing scam, though the items are inexpensive.
- Lane closures are underway on Clarksville's Wilma Rudolph Blvd. But the work could eventually improve traffic
Lane closures on Clarksville's Wilma Rudolph Boulevard are part of a road and utility project near Walmart, which is linked to the development of Spring Creek Parkway. The parkway aims to reduce traffic on Wilma Rudolph and I-24 by connecting it to Trenton Road, though residents have mixed reactions to potential congestion changes.
- I took the same grocery list to Walmart, Kroger, and Amazon to compare prices. After filling my carts, I found a winner.
A grocery price comparison between Walmart, Kroger, and Amazon found Walmart offering the lowest prices on items like sweet corn and cherries, while Amazon was less competitive. Walmart's price drops on over 250 items included specific products such as ground beef and fresh red cherries, with Kroger's prices often close but sometimes requiring a loyalty card for discounts.
- Walmart's EV chargers are coming to California with discounts for members
Walmart plans to install electric vehicle (EV) chargers at its stores in California, offering discounts for members. The company announced this initiative in 2023 as part of a broader network expansion across thousands of stores nationwide.
- Castle Rock hits pause on drone delivery services as Walmart eyes local launch
Castle Rock officials have paused drone delivery applications to study the technology's implications, as Walmart explores launching a local service. Residents express mixed reactions, with concerns about privacy, safety, and sustainability, while others welcome the convenience. The town joins neighboring Parker in temporarily halting drone delivery approvals.
- 93-year-old man could earn Guinness World Record title for oldest truck driver
Orrin Asmus, a 93-year-old Iowa man with over 70 years of experience driving semitrucks, is being considered for a Guinness World Record as the oldest living truck driver. McLaughlin Freight submitted his documentation for review, and if approved, Asmus would surpass the current 92-year-old record holder from Kansas. He has driven over 5 million miles and worked for companies including Walmart.
- 93-year-old man could earn Guinness World Record title for oldest truck driver
Orrin Asmus, a 93-year-old truck driver with over 70 years of experience, is being considered for a Guinness World Record title as the oldest living semi-truck driver. McLaughlin Freight has submitted his documentation, and he could surpass the current 92-year-old record holder from Kansas after his birthday in August.
- 93-year-old man could earn Guinness World Record title for oldest truck driver
Orrin Asmus, a 93-year-old truck driver with over 70 years of experience, is being nominated for the Guinness World Record title of oldest living semi truck driver by McLaughlin Freight. He has driven over 5 million miles, worked for Walmart, and currently serves on the Middletown City Council. The current record holder is a 92-year-old from Kansas.
- Walmart helps make summer cheaper, lowers prices on some items
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on over 250 items across groceries, household essentials, outdoor living, toys, apparel, and seasonal items to help offset rising summer costs. Examples include reduced prices for ground beef, sweet corn, and beverage 24-packs. Target also announced price cuts on 5,000 items during the summer.
- Roundup: Walmart pricing / Recovery from Arthur / Turner Industries
Walmart is reducing prices on thousands of items as part of its value-focused strategy amid grocery inflation concerns, with President Donald Trump praising the move. The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering disaster loans to southeast Louisiana residents affected by Tropical Storm Arthur. Turner Industries was named 2026 Texas & Louisiana Contractor of the Year for its growth and expansion into advanced energy, life sciences, and nuclear manufacturing.
- Walmart lowers price of ground beef, other grilling essentials. Trump takes credit for the move
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on ground beef and other grilling essentials, including fresh cherries and corn. President Donald Trump claimed credit for the price reductions, though Walmart’s press release did not mention his statements.
- Walmart lowers price of ground beef, other grilling essentials. Trump takes credit for the move
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on ground beef and other grilling essentials this summer. President Donald Trump claimed credit for the price reductions on social media, but Walmart did not reference his statements in its press release. The price cuts include a 12% drop for ground beef, a 50% reduction for cherries, and a 63% drop for corn, among other items.
- Walmart lowers price of ground beef, other grilling essentials. Trump takes credit for the move
Walmart and Sam’s Club are lowering prices on ground beef, fresh cherries, corn, and other grilling essentials this summer. President Donald Trump claimed credit for the price reductions, stating they were implemented at his administration’s request, though Walmart did not reference his statements in its announcement.
- Trump calls Walmart ‘patriotic’ for cutting beef prices — in a stark change of tune
Trump praised Walmart as 'patriotic' for reducing beef prices, marking a shift from his previous criticism of the company's response to tariffs.
- Trump says Walmart will lower some prices at his request: See which ones
President Donald Trump stated that Walmart will lower prices on various products as requested by his administration.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration’s role
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart reduced prices at his administration’s request, but Walmart’s statement did not acknowledge government involvement. Trump attributed inflation to Democrats and tariffs, while Walmart cited seasonal factors for price cuts on items like ground beef and groceries.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration’s role
President Donald Trump claims Walmart reduced prices at his request, but Walmart's statement does not reference the administration's role. The retailer's announcement omits any connection to Trump's involvement.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration's role
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart cut prices at his request, but the retailer's statement did not mention the administration. The price cuts include ground beef and other products, as Walmart benefits from inflation under Trump's tenure.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration's role
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart cut prices at his administration's request, but the retailer's statement did not acknowledge the administration's involvement. Walmart announced price reductions for items like ground beef and other products, while Trump attributed inflation to Democrats and his tariffs, despite Walmart benefiting from consumer shifts during his term.
- Trump Tries to Take Credit for Walmart Price Cuts of Beef and Other Products
Trump attempts to take credit for Walmart's price reductions on beef and other products. A Walmart store in Chicago is mentioned in the article.
- Trump heralds Walmart price drops as inflation, cost of living concerns remain high
President Trump announced that Walmart will lower prices on products including beef following his administration's request. The price drops aim to address ongoing inflation and cost of living concerns.
- Trump says Walmart will lower prices after White House request
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart agreed to lower prices on various products following a White House request linked to the U.S.'s 250th anniversary. Walmart confirmed price reductions for items like ground beef, sweet corn, and beverages, though its statement did not reference Trump or the administration.
- Vacuums sold by Amazon, Walmart, others recalled over fire risk: CPSC
Vacuums sold by Amazon, Walmart, and other retailers are being recalled due to a fire risk linked to lithium-ion batteries. The CPSC reported that Rowenta, the manufacturer, has received over 65 global reports of batteries overheating or failing to charge.
- Roundup: Broadcom-Apple deal / Back-to-school shopping / Ebola
Broadcom extended its chip supply agreement with Apple through 2031, maintaining Apple as a major customer. American families are starting back-to-school shopping earlier due to rising costs, with retailers offering extended promotions. An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda is spreading, prompting increased international support.