A class-action lawsuit filed by Elijah Baptist in Illinois accuses Walmart of selling shrimp bags that contain up to 11% less shrimp than advertised after removing the ice. The suit claims Walmart's packaging inflates weight with ice, a practice called "glazing," which is legal but must be clearly disclosed and not mislead consumers. Walmart is reviewing the complaint and has faced similar lawsuits before, including a $45 million settlement for food weight issues. The case seeks damages and represents Illinois consumers who bought Walmart's "Great Value" shrimp.
As of Oct 28, 2026 00:31 WIB, Walmart (WMT) trades at USD 118.86, down 1.18% for the day on Pluang. This price is closer to its 52-week low of USD 100.61 than its high of USD 134.20, showing some recent weakness. Despite this, the stock sees a strong buy interest with 72% of Pluang orders to buy, and it offers a modest dividend yield of 0.82%.
Walmart announced three holiday sales events starting November 12, aiming to boost sales and help its stock surpass a $1 trillion market value. The company is focusing on aggressive price cuts funded partly by tariff refunds to attract shoppers, espe...
Major retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, and Kroger are replacing paper price tags with digital shelf labels, small electronic screens showing prices. Walmart plans to install these labels in all its 4,600 U.S. stores by the end of 2026. Retailers say...
Walmart's stock surged 16.6% in October, marking its best monthly performance since 1999, closing at a market value just 4.1% shy of $1 trillion. This rise is partly due to investors shifting funds from tech and AI sectors into staples like Walmart, ...
