Walmart is telling customers that prices could rise in their stores thanks to President-elect Donald Trump's plan to dramatically hike tariffs. The warning came from the company third quarter ...

The quarter ended April 30, and Walmart earned $4.45 billion, which is down $5.10 billion from the same quarter last year. Revenue rose 2.5% to $165.51 billion.

Overview President Donald Trump expressed his disapproval of Walmart Inc. WMT following the company’s warnings about potential price hikes due to tariffs.

Walmart executives said last week that higher prices began to appear on their shelves in late April and accelerated this month.

Walmart will raise prices due to tariff costs, even as it reports 4.5% sales growth and achieves first-ever profitable quarter for e-commerce operations.

KSHB 41 reporter Abby Dodge covers consumer issues, personal budgeting and everyday spending. Share your story idea with Abby. In an interview with CNBC Thursday morning, Walmart’s Chief ...

It expanded the feature to 500 stores last year, according to Warren and Casey. Walmart later announced that it was bringing digital price tags to 2,300 stores.

Bessent said he spoke Saturday with Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, stressing in two news show interviews that what he thought really mattered for Walmart customers was the decline in gasoline prices ...