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Walmart (NYSE: WMT) launched Better Care Services, a one-stop digital health destination offering access to curated third-party urgent care and behavioral-health providers, LillyDirect, and flexible prescription pickup and delivery options. Beginning Jan. 15, a limited-time $15 discount is available on select telehealth services. The platform includes a Nutrition Hub powered by Everyday Health Signals℠ for AI-driven meal and recipe recommendations. Walmart is also rolling back prices on 1,000+ wellness items, expanding wellness assortments and private brand bettergoods (70% of items under $5). On Jan. 24, nearly 4,600 pharmacies will host Wellness Events offering free screenings and low-cost immunizations.

Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) appointed Shishir Mehrotra to its Board of Directors, effective January 8, 2026. He will serve on the Board’s Compensation and Management Development Committee and the Technology and eCommerce Committee. Company leaders highlighted Mehrotra’s product and engineering experience scaling platforms used by millions. Mehrotra is CEO of Superhuman, previously co‑founder and CEO of Coda, and served as YouTube’s Chief Product Officer and Chief Technology Officer. He holds a dual bachelor of science in mathematics and computer science from MIT and said he looks forward to advising Walmart as it builds for an agentic AI future.

Walmart (WMT) is extending last-minute holiday ordering with faster delivery and clearer deadlines for Christmas. Customers can use Express Delivery for orders placed up to 5 p.m. local time on Dec. 24 for delivery in as fast as one hour. A new Get it Now app option shows estimated minutes-to-door and enables one-tap ordering. New customers receive $10 off their first three pickup or delivery orders with promo code HOLIDAY10. Walmart says its delivery network now reaches 95% of U.S. households in under three hours. Other deadlines: same-day pickup & delivery orders until 12 p.m. local Dec. 24, and standard shipping until 12:30 p.m. local Dec. 23 for arrival by Christmas Day.

Walmart (Nasdaq: WMT) completed the transfer of its common stock and bonds to Nasdaq and began trading on December 9, 2025, marking a new chapter in its 63-year public history. The move followed an evaluation prioritizing trading execution, brand alignment, and a shared focus on technology-driven innovation. Walmart noted its history of public listing on October 1, 1972 at $16.50 per share, 12 stock splits (most recent in 2024), and more than 40 consecutive years of annual dividend increases. John Furner is set to become CEO on February 1, 2026.

The company said Nasdaq better supports its tech-powered omnichannel strategy and future growth ambitions.

Walmart (NYSE: WMT) opened its second owned and operated milk processing facility in Valdosta, Georgia on December 2, 2025. The 300,000+ sq ft plant represents a $350 million investment and will create more than 400 new jobs.

The facility will process and bottle multiple milk SKUs for Great Value and Sam’s Club Member’s Mark and will supply more than 650 Walmart stores and Sam’s Clubs across the Southeast, supporting local dairy sourcing and Walmart’s U.S. manufacturing initiatives.

Walmart (NYSE: WMT) reported strong Black Friday and Cyber Monday activity, highlighting faster deliveries, heavy app use, and top-selling products.

Key metrics: 57% more orders delivered from stores on Black Friday versus last year, 44% more orders delivered in under 3 hours, coverage of 95% of the U.S. population via a 4,600-store same-day network, a fastest delivery of 10 minutes, and nearly 10 million shoppers using the Walmart app in stores. Top sellers included Apple AirPods Gen 4, Vizio 65" 4K TV, and Hisense 55" 4K TV. Walmart Marketplace set a single-day conversion record, and AI assistant Sparky drove personalized shopping interactions. Cyber Monday deals extended through Dec 7, 2025.

Walmart (NYSE: WMT) launched a surprise holiday marketing stunt and Black Friday Deals event running Nov 25–30, 2025. The company staged costumed "Grinch" drop-offs and doorbell-camera sightings across Dallas, Denver, Indianapolis and Nashville to promote limited-time online deals available now.

Highlighted sale prices include Beats Solo4 $79, FitRx Massager $29.97, LEGO Minecraft Crafting Table $40, ½ ct lab-grown diamond huggie earrings $98, and K-Duo Coffee Maker $79. Media contact: Press@walmart.com.

Walmart (NYSE: WMT) announced that senior leadership will participate in multiple investor events from Dec 2, 2025 through Jan 14, 2026. Key appearances include:

• Dec 2 – John David Rainey, EVP & CFO, at Morgan Stanley Global Consumer & Retail Conference, 10:00 a.m. CT (webcast).
• Dec 3 – Seth Dallaire, Walmart U.S. EVP & Chief Growth Officer, at UBS Global Technology and AI Conference, 1:15 p.m. CT (webcast).
• Dec 10–11 – Steph Wissink and Kary Brunner in virtual investor meetings at Gordon Haskett and KeyBanc events.
• Jan 13 – Daniel Danker at ICR Conference, 7:00 a.m. CT (webcast).
• Jan 14 – Steph Wissink and Kary Brunner on a panel at Evercore ISI Retail Summit.

Live webcasts and archived transcripts will be available via the Events link at stock.walmart.com.

Alquist announced a nationwide scale-up of its 3D construction printing (3DCP) technology with retailer Walmart (NYSE: WMT) and other commercial retailers, planning more than a dozen projects across the U.S.

The company launched a first-of-its-kind partnership model with FMGI and Hugg & Hall: FMGI will own and lease Alquist A1X printers while Hugg & Hall will finance and service equipment, enabling sell/lease/rent distribution and training at scale. The first project starts in Lamar, Missouri in December 2025. Alquist also announced its A1 Series and said it has expanded headquarters and training partnerships in Greeley, Colorado.