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 ...

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

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 ...

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.