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Walmart Stock Falls as CFPB Sues Over Pay Practices for Delivery Drivers
Holiday Shoppers Increased Spending by 3.8% Despite Higher Prices
Wall Street Analysts Think Walmart (WMT) Is a Good Investment: Is It?
Holiday Spending Rose 3.8%, With Apparel and Restaurants Strong: Mastercard
Retail sales in the USA holiday season increased by 3.8%, with strong demand for e-commerce Outfits.
From November 1 to December 24, retail sales in the USA achieved a growth of 3.8%.
Walmart Stock Surges as Other Retailers Crumble
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Walmart Stock Surges 76% in 2024: Is WMT Still a Buy for 2025?
US Stocks Likely To Open In Red After Christmas Break But Analysts Still Expect A Santa Rally Into The New Year
How Trump's Win Could Impact the Price of Your Weekly Trip to Whole Foods
38-Year-Old Military Vet With Pension Wants High-Risk Bets for $500/Month – 'Should I Dump It All in TSLA or Go All-In On Leverage?'
Toy Story: Hasbro and Mattel May Be Holiday Season Winners
Treasury Yields Could Hit 5% In 2025, Mohamed El-Erian Warns: Will Next Year Bring Head Winds For Surging Markets?
Will Amazon Dethrone Walmart This Holiday Season? Here Is What You Should Know
Walmart Options Spot-On: On December 24th, 91,605 Contracts Were Traded, With 1.86 Million Open Interest
U.S. stocks close: The Nasdaq returns above 0.02 million points as Apple reaches a new high with a market cap of 3.9 trillion.
① Tesla rose by 7.36%, leading the "Seven Giants"; ② Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index has risen for three consecutive days; ③ American Airlines announced that flights have resumed running; ④ OpenAI has discussed developing a humanoid Siasun Robot&Automation.
Walmart's Options Frenzy: What You Need to Know
Santa Rally Kicks Off On Wall Street: Stocks Gain, Tesla Soars, Bitcoin Hits $98,000
Target's (TGT) Holiday Ad Spend Fails to Close Gap With Walmart and Costco
Walmart Forced A Million Workers To Use Bank Accounts With Expensive 'Junk Fees' To Receive Paychecks: FedsThe Government Claims Drivers Have Paid $10 Million in Junk Fees