"Walmart's Strategic Move: Acquiring Vizio to Dominate Digital Advertising and Streaming"

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Walmart is expanding its advertising business through a $2.3 billion acquisition of smart TV maker Vizio, aiming to boost its ad revenue by nearly 40% this year. Other retailers like Instacart, Target, and Amazon are also expected to increase their ad sales, reflecting a trend of turning online platforms into ad portals. Meanwhile, Amazon's ad business grew 27% year over year, leading to its inclusion in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Additionally, Uber is set to replace JetBlue Airways in the Dow Jones Transportation Average, with CEO Dara Khosrowshahi expecting the company's advertising business to exceed $1 billion in 2024.
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