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Wal-Mart Completes Acquisition of Jet.com
Jet, with its ability to lower prices as customers add more items to their shopping carts, will help the world’s largest retailer reach more customers, including millennials.
Wal-Mart to Buy Jet.com for About $3.3 Billion
The deal would help Wal-Mart better compete with Amazon.com and other online retailers.
Wal-Mart in Talks to Buy Online Retailer Jet.com
It was not clear how much Wal-Mart would pay, but Jet.com could be worth as much as $3 billion.
Wal-Mart Offers ‘Free Shipping With No Minimum’ to Tackle Amazon’s Prime Day
This is also part of Wal-Mart’s broader strategy to strengthen its e-commerce business at a time when its online sales growth is slowing.
With Amazon in Sight, Wal-Mart to Offer Free Shipping for 30 Days
The company had announced a slew of programs, including online grocery pick up and a partnership with ride-hailing app Uber to deliver groceries as it looks to boost online sales.
Wal-Mart Rips Up China Online Strategy, Starts Again With Stake in Alibaba Rival
The deal will see the U.S. grocery giant swap its Yihaodian platform for a 5 percent stake in JD.com Inc., worth about $1.5 billion by the firm’s latest market value.
Wal-Mart Wage Hike to $15 an Hour Would Cost it $4.95 Billion, Study Says
The world’s largest retailer raised wages for its hourly workers to $10 per hour earlier this year, but labor groups have called the raise inadequate.
Wal-Mart Says Tech Investments, Such as Warehouse Drones, Will Boost Online Sales
Chief Executive Officer Doug McMillon spoke about initiatives such as online grocery pick up, the retailer’s two-day shipping program and its mobile wallet, Wal-Mart Pay.
Wal-Mart to Test Grocery Delivery With Uber, Lyft
The world’s largest retailer said it would begin test deliveries within the next two weeks in Denver and Phoenix.