Taylor Farms is voluntarily recalling iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico across 27 U.S. states due to potential contamination with the Cyclospora parasite, linked to an outbreak traced to Taco Bell shredded lettuce. The recall covers products distributed between June 29 and July 16, excluding states like California and New York. Walmart and Taco Bell have proactively removed affected lettuce products from their stores and restaurants as a precaution. The FDA warns that Cyclospora infection can cause flu-like symptoms and severe diarrhea, highlighting the public health risk and prompting ongoing monitoring and removal efforts.
Walmart maintains a hold rating due to its premium valuation and mixed technical signals ahead of its Q2 earnings report. The company's Q1 results showed solid revenue and eCommerce growth, but cautious guidance and higher costs have dampened investo...
Walmart reports earnings Thursday amid concerns that U.S. comparable sales may miss expectations, with Oppenheimer downgrading the stock due to slower growth in General Merchandise and Health & Wellness. Target and Home Depot earnings earlier in the ...
Next week, key retail earnings from Walmart, Target, and Home Depot will provide insights into the health of the U.S. consumer amid high borrowing costs and a slow housing market. Home Depot's report will highlight home improvement demand, Target's w...
Levels has introduced new 1.48 lb canisters of Strawberry and Unflavored Whey Protein Powders, plus single-serve sachets in Vanilla Bean and Double Chocolate, now available at select Walmart stores across the U.S. These products feature minimal ingre...
Walmart is anticipated to report second-quarter results largely in line with expectations, with investors focusing on the company's plans for potential tariff refunds and guidance for the second half of the year. Management plans to use tariff refund...
