Overview
- Revenue rose 6% to $179.5 billion and adjusted EPS hit $0.62, with U.S. comparable sales up 4.5% on gains in traffic and ticket size.
- Management raised full‑year targets to 4.8%–5.1% net sales growth and $2.58–$2.63 in adjusted EPS.
- Global e‑commerce advanced about 27% as advertising and marketplace revenue expanded sharply, supporting efficiency gains in delivery and fulfillment.
- Executives said higher‑income households drove much of the share gains while lower‑income spending moderated, highlighting widening affordability pressures.
- Walmart will move its stock listing to Nasdaq on Dec. 9 and plans a CEO handoff to John Furner after Doug McMillon departs at January’s end.