A listeria food poisoning outbreak that has killed three people and led to one pregnancy loss is linked to newly recalled heat-and-eat chicken fettucine alfredo products sold at Kroger and Walmart ...

"Walmart heiress Christy Walton is funding full page color ads in the NYT for 'No Kings Day,' a nationwide counter protest scheduled for Trump's birthday, organized by far-left group Indivisible.

Who Knew?" commercial starring Stephanie Beatriz Courtesy of Walmart The commercials are available now online and will extend to TV, out-of-home ads and paid social media, including TikTok TopView.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) wrote on X: “Walmart heiress Christy Walton is funding full-page color ads in the New York Times for ‘No Kings Day,’ a nationwide counter-protest scheduled ...

As for the stock, assuming its current earnings-based valuation of around 42 times its trailing per-share profits, Walmart stock could be priced around $144 three years from now. That's a 47% gain, or ...

And those sales are driven disproportionately by advertising. Still, Walmart’s entire ads business last year was only $4.4 billion, as compared to department store sales of more than $178 billion.

And Walmart is eyeing that potential growth in excited glee, because Walmart and Roku weren't the only ones cashing in on the ads front. Vizio, too, is no stranger to making big on ads sales.

As previously revealed before, the top reason behind Walmart's aspirations to acquire Vizio is its advertising business, Platform Plus, which was said to help the retailer grow more of its ads focus.

If you own a Vizio TV, don’t be surprised to encounter more ads. On Tuesday, Walmart closed its deal to buy Vizio for $2.3 billion in an effort to become a larger player in advertising.

According to FlatpanelsHD, Walmart will be collecting viewing data via a system called ACR, short for Automated Content Recognition. That scans the content you watch to help target ads more ...

After announcing plans to purchase the company in February, Walmart has officially closed on its deal with Vizio, buying out the TV maker for over $2 billion, and it’s all about ads.

Walmart Buys Vizio to Use Its TVs as a New Way to Blast You With Ads Walmart paid $2.3 billion for Vizio with its SmartCast OS along with the 19 million accounts it can advertise to.