Walmart Sells JD.com Stake Amid Shifts in China and E-Commerce Markets
The retail giant focuses on its own Chinese operations as JD.com faces market challenges.
- Walmart sold its entire stake in JD.com for $3.6 billion, ending an eight-year partnership.
- Despite the sale, Walmart's China operations are thriving with 17.7% sales growth in the last quarter.
- JD.com's stock dropped significantly following Walmart's exit, reflecting broader market pressures.
- Ford has scaled back its electric vehicle spending to focus on profitability.
- A federal judge blocked the FTC's ban on non-compete agreements, maintaining the status quo for businesses.