Walmart has begun raising prices on a range of goods as new tariffs take effect, but expects to gain market share as it widens price gaps with peers, according to Jefferies.

Shares in U.S. retail giant Walmart ($WMT) were marked higher today as it said it expects to gain market share from tariff ...

The price cut is called a “rollback,” which is an in-house term used to describe a temporary reduction on certain items. It’s been a part of the Walmart pricing strategy for decades.

The analyst writes that while not entirely shielded, Walmart is well-equipped to handle tariffs due to its strong supplier relationships, sophisticated pricing and automation strategies, effective ...

Walmart (WMT) is an American multinational retailer operating hypermarkets, discount stores, and grocery outlets. Walmart posted revenue worth $140.5 billion (up 4.3% year-over-year) in Q-3. A ...

Reports show price hikes on everyday goods at Walmart, so we performed a price checks. Are shoppers in Columbus paying more ...

Walmart has been in the midst of a price war on two fronts — in general merchandise against retail giants Amazon and Target, and in grocery against Kroger, Aldi and new entrant Lidl. But for a company ...

Walmart's commitment to low prices makes it tough to make a profit on cheap items sold online, so the chain has begun encouraging some of its major online vendors to provide higher-priced items.

By Jack Neff. Published on June 25, 2013. Walmart 's same-store sales recently slowed as the retailer took hits on sales of big-ticket items because of late tax refunds and a late spring.