WMT Jun 2023 100.000 call
| Previous Close | 46.84 |
| Open | 46.64 |
| Bid | 46.80 |
| Ask | 47.45 |
| Strike | 100.00 |
| Expire Date | 2023-06-16 |
| Day's Range | 46.64 - 46.84 |
| Contract Range | N/A |
| Volume | |
| Open Interest | 217 |
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UPDATE 1-Walmart beats all nine proposals at shareholder meeting
Walmart investors voted against all nine shareholder-led proposals during the retail giant's annual meeting on Wednesday, a preliminary tally by the company showed. Shareholders were asked to vote on a number of issues including revealing its exposure to China and conducting an independent review of its safety practices related to gun violence. A proposal presented at the meeting also urged Walmart to disclose its funding to conservative political groups.
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UPDATE 1-Walmart has not made changes to LGBTQ-themed merchandise
Walmart on Wednesday said it has not made any changes to its LGBTQ-related merchandise tied to Pride Month, or to security measures in place at its stores, a week after rival Target pulled some LGBTQ-themed products following customer backlash. "We haven't changed anything in our assortment," Latriece Watkins, Walmart's chief merchandising officer, said. Last week, Target pulled some Pride-related merchandise, including items by transgender designer Erik Carnell, saying the products led to "volatile circumstances," such as confrontations between customers and Target employees, and customers throwing Pride merchandise on the floor.
ReutersWalmart has not made changes to LGBTQ-themed merchandise
Walmart on Wednesday said it has not made any changes to its LGBTQ-related merchandise tied to Pride Month, or to security measures in place at its stores, a week after rival Target pulled some LGBTQ-themed products following customer backlash. "We haven't changed anything in our assortment," Latriece Watkins, Walmart's chief merchandising officer, said. Last week, Target pulled some Pride-related merchandise, including items by transgender designer Erik Carnell, saying the products led to "volatile circumstances," such as confrontations between customers and Target employees, and customers throwing Pride merchandise on the floor.
- Reuters
Walmart has not made changes to Pride merchandise, security
Walmart on Wednesday said it has not made any changes to its merchandise tied to Pride month or security measures at its stores, days after rival Target pulled some LGBTQ-themed items following customer backlash. "We haven't changed anything in our assortment," Latriece Watkins, Walmart's chief merchandising officer, said. "In this particular case, when we think about security ...we have not done anything in particular differently related to security in our stores," Watkins said referring to the backlash that some retailers have faced recently for promoting Pride-related merchandise.
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BENTONVILLE, Ark., May 31, 2023--Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) today announced shareholder voting results for its Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, which was conducted virtually. Approximately 90.8 percent of all outstanding shares were represented at the meeting.
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ReutersWalmart is raising wages for pharmacists, opticians in healthcare push
Walmart is raising wages for thousands of U.S. pharmacists and opticians, the retailer said on Wednesday, part of its broader plan to expand primary care services across the country. The Bentonville, Arkansas-based chain said about 3,700 pharmacists would get a bump in pay starting on Wednesday, bringing their total annual average pay to more than $140,000, excluding bonuses and incentives. More than 4,000 opticians will also receive fatter paychecks, with their average hourly pay rising to more than $22.50 with this investment, Walmart executives wrote in a blog post.
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CORRECTED-Walmart is raising wages for pharmacists, opticians in healthcare push
Walmart is raising wages for thousands of U.S. pharmacists and opticians, the retailer said on Wednesday, part of its broader plan to expand primary care services across the country. The Bentonville, Arkansas-based chain said about 3,700 pharmacists would get a bump in pay starting on Wednesday, bringing their total annual average pay to more than $140,000, excluding bonuses and incentives. More than 4,000 opticians will also receive fatter paychecks, with their average hourly pay rising to more than $22.50 with this investment, Walmart executives wrote in a blog post.
ReutersWalmart beats all nine proposals at shareholder meeting
Walmart investors voted against all nine shareholder-led proposals during the retail giant's annual meeting on Wednesday, a preliminary tally by the company showed. A proposal presented at the meeting also urged Walmart to disclose its funding to conservative political groups. The shareholder-led proposal on gun violence, proposed by Walmart worker Cynthia Murray, received nearly 24% of the shares that were voted, the highest among all the other shareholder resolutions, a tally of the results showed.
- Reuters
Walmart beats all 9 shareholder proposals at shareholders meeting
Walmart investors voted against all 9 shareholder-led proposals during the retail giant's annual meeting on Wednesday, a preliminary tally by the company showed. Shareholders were asked to vote on a number of new proposals including revealing its exposure to China and conducting an independent review of its safety practices related to gun violence. Shareholders were also asked to vote on an additional "floor proposal" tabled during the meeting, that urged Walmart to disclose its funding to conservative political groups.
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BENTONVILLE, Ark., May 30, 2023--Walmart Leadership to Participate in Upcoming Investor Events
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Business WireWalmart to Webcast Question-and-Answer Session with the Investment Community on June 2
BENTONVILLE, Ark., May 26, 2023--Walmart to Webcast Question-and-Answer Session with the Investment Community on June 2
