Walmart CEO Doug McMillon is a rare beacon of confidence amid tariff woes—and sees a chance to grab market share

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"Nothing about the current environment impacts our confidence in our business or our strategy," McMillon said at the company's Investor Day.

Walmart's goal is to be able to deliver e-commerce orders to 95% of U.S.households in less than three hours within a few years.

And with its focus on everyday essentials, rather on discretionary expenses that consumers can delay, Walmart is positioned to take additional market share from many competitors.

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Author / Journalist: Phil Wahba

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: Fortune 500 Tariffs and trade

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Published On: 2025-04-09 @ 14:06:11 (6 days ago)

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