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Dip-Ready Trio: Nvidia, Amazon, and Walmart to Buy on a Market Pullback
business1 day ago

Dip-Ready Trio: Nvidia, Amazon, and Walmart to Buy on a Market Pullback

In a market pullback, The Motley Fool advises loading up on Nvidia, Amazon, and Walmart: Nvidia remains a dominant AI-chip leader with strong data-center earnings and a reasonable valuation (forward P/E ~27, PEG ~0.72); Amazon has rebounded from AI-investment-driven softness and now trades around 31x earnings; Walmart tends to perform well in downturns but is pricier, so a dip could offer a more attractive entry. The piece emphasizes diversification and using corrections to buy high-quality stocks for the long term.

via The Motley Fool|
#amazon#business#investing
Walmart leadership shake-up as two top executives exit under Furner
business2 days ago

Walmart leadership shake-up as two top executives exit under Furner

Two Walmart executives are departing: Sam’s Club COO Tom Ward is retiring and Cedric Clark, EVP of U.S. store operations, is leaving, with Clark’s successor to be named soon and Ward’s replacement not yet determined. The moves come about four months after John Furner became CEO, amid a broader leadership refresh that included four new top executives to drive growth; Walmart reported mixed first-quarter results but said its business remains strong despite consumer pressures and high gas prices.

via CNBC|
#business#ceo-furner#leadership
CBC shutters Documentary Channel as Walmart debuts budget ONN tablets in cord-cutting roundup
technology2 days ago

CBC shutters Documentary Channel as Walmart debuts budget ONN tablets in cord-cutting roundup

Cord-cutting headlines this week include CBC discontinuing its Documentary Channel on traditional cable and satellite in August 2026 to launch a new free ad-supported streaming channel on CBC Gem, boosted by seven million dollars for expanded documentary content; Walmart unveils two affordable ONN tablets—the 8.1-inch Core and 13-inch Pro—priced around $138 and $288 respectively, built for streaming and everyday use; Paramount quietly folds Showtime’s standalone site into Paramount+, while Pluto TV tightens access by requiring a free account for full features, signaling ongoing shifts toward free/hybrid streaming and device-friendly options.

via | Cord Cutters News|
#cbc#cord-cutting#onn-tablets
Gas-price surge weighs on Walmart's U.S. sales outlook
business5 days ago

Gas-price surge weighs on Walmart's U.S. sales outlook

Walmart warned that higher petrol prices driven by the Middle East conflict are forcing US shoppers to cut back on spending, leading to a slower sales outlook for May–July as fuel costs rise (AAA pegged gas at about $4.56/gal). The company said higher tax refunds previously cushioned the impact, but as refunds fade, consumer pressure from elevated fuel prices is expected to grow.

via BBC|
#business#consumer-spending#gas-prices
AI Bets, IPO Hopes and Fed Clarity Set the Tone for Thursday's Open
markets5 days ago

AI Bets, IPO Hopes and Fed Clarity Set the Tone for Thursday's Open

Futures edge lower as Nvidia beats on AI demand with a massive data-center boost and a new $80 billion buyback; SpaceX moves toward a Nasdaq IPO (SPCX) amid a $28.5 trillion TAM, with OpenAI potentially filing for IPO soon. Walmart issues a weaker full-year outlook while E.l.f Beauty climbs on strong Q4 results and tariff relief; Fed minutes show officials leaning toward higher rates if inflation stays elevated, though cuts could come if labor/inflation cools. Jeff Bezos defends AI optimism and weighs in on tax policy, and Intuit announces a 17% workforce reduction with $300–$340 million in restructuring charges.

via CNBC|
#bezos#fed#markets
Walmart poised to probe U.S. consumer resilience in Q1 2027 earnings
business5 days ago

Walmart poised to probe U.S. consumer resilience in Q1 2027 earnings

Walmart is set to report fiscal Q1 2027 results before the bell with consensus estimates at 66 cents per share on $175 billion in revenue; investors will assess management commentary on consumer spending and how shifts between higher- and lower-income shoppers—amid inflation and higher gas prices—could affect the year’s outlook, while Walmart’s high-margin advertising and marketplace segments may help offset margin pressure.

via CNBC|
#business#consumer-spending#earnings
Walmart Set to Report Q1 Earnings as Analysts Forecast Modest Growth
business6 days ago

Walmart Set to Report Q1 Earnings as Analysts Forecast Modest Growth

Walmart is scheduled to report its Q1 FY27 earnings on May 21, with consensus for EPS of $0.66 and revenue of about $174.84 billion. The stock has climbed about 21% year-to-date on steady grocery demand, solid e‑commerce growth, and rising ad revenue. Analysts have lifted price targets (e.g., Piper Sandler to $137, Bernstein to $145) and maintain a Strong Buy with roughly 5% upside to around $141. Post-earnings options imply about a 4.8% move in either direction.

via TipRanks|
#business#earnings#eps
Walmart’s Onn budget tablets span 7-inch to 13-inch Pro at $97–$288
tech8 days ago

Walmart’s Onn budget tablets span 7-inch to 13-inch Pro at $97–$288

Walmart’s Onn line expands with six budget Android tablets running Android 16, from a $97 7-inch Core 7 to a $288 Onn Pro 13; the Core 8.1 ($138), Core 11 ($167), and two kid-friendly 8-inch and 11-inch models ($118, $136) sit in between, with 4–8GB RAM, 64–256GB storage (expandable via microSD), and up to 10–17 hours of battery life; the Pro includes a folio case and a stylus, all priced well below a typical iPad Pro.

via The Verge|
#android#budget#note-top5tags-should-be-exactly-five-items-adjusting-accordingly
Walmart trims 1,000 roles to streamline ops and boost its tech-first push
business13 days ago

Walmart trims 1,000 roles to streamline ops and boost its tech-first push

Walmart has cut about 1,000 roles as it reorganizes under new CEO John Furner to simplify its operating structure and unify workflows on a single platform, accelerating its digital transformation and its marketplace/delivery push to compete with Amazon, Costco and Aldi. Many affected workers may be relocated to Bentonville or Northern California, and Walmart — the world’s largest retailer — employs about 2.1 million people as of January 31.

via CNBC|
#amazon-competition#business#digital-transformation