Walmart’s Spring Beauty Event launches with 1,800+ deals
The Beauty Event is more than savings — it’s a chance to refresh real-life routines with 1,800+ deals across on-trend brands in skin care, cosmetics, hair and accessories.
The Beauty Event is more than savings — it’s a chance to refresh real-life routines with 1,800+ deals across on-trend brands in skin care, cosmetics, hair and accessories.
According to Mark Mathews, NRF’s Executive Director of Research, the latest rankings highlight a year of resilience and adaptation in the retail sector.
The new facility is poised to bolster the retail giant’s regional operations significantly and will serve 18 Sam’s Club locations.
Geospatial technology facilitates precise mapping of delivery zones, allowing several Walmart stores to collectively fulfill a customer’s order in one smooth delivery.
Kevin Host, senior vice president of pharmacy at Walmart, shares insights from his year as NACDS chairman.
Walmart envisions Trend-to-Product as a springboard to reshape product innovation across multiple categories, from beauty to food.
The move marks a significant ramp-up from previous expansion goals and aims to double membership over the next 8–10 years.
Walmart reaffirmed its Q1 and full-year 2026 guidance at its annual Investment Community Meeting while spotlighting key achievements and strategic priorities.
The event celebrates loyal and new members alike, offering time-limited deals and creative campaigns designed to highlight the value of the membership service.
This expansion comes just in time for allergy season, a time of year when nosebleeds are especially common.
“Growing up around epic barbecue feasts at our family ranch in Texas, food was always an expression of love,” said actor Glen Powell, co-founder of Smash Kitchen.
Walmart first partnered with Eko six years ago and has since seen significant improvements in customer engagement and sales.
According to Walmex, the Mexican subsidiary of the U.S. retailer, the expansion will create approximately 5,500 jobs.
“By collaborating with Cropin, it enables Walmart to further streamline sourcing practices and better predict yields using their real-time Gen-AI technology,” said Kyle Carlyle, Walmart's VP of Sourcing Innovation and Surety of Supply.
The HEAR Hush Hoops earplugs, which look like wireless earbuds, feature a flexible fit for better comfort.
This partnership seeks to optimize sellers' transactions and enhance cash flow management through JPMorgan’s financial technology.