Strategy maintained its place in the tech-heavy index, but Lululemon and Trade Desk are among the companies getting the boot.

Walmart could receive an additional $20 billion in investment by joining the Nasdaq’s QQQ index.

The giant retailer is shifting its shares to the tech-heavy Nasdaq Stock Market after more than five decades of trading on ...

In a bid to appear more technology-forward than its competitors, the retail giant will trade on the same exchange as the ...

According to The Fly, Walmart Inc. (NYSE:WMT) formally relocated its primary listing from the New York Stock Exchange to ...

About This EventWalmart (Nasdaq: WMT), a people-led, tech-powered omnichannel retailer helping people save money and live better, visits the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square, marking a new chapter in ...

Walmart joins the NASDAQ in a historic move, signaling its shift toward AI and automation leadership as WMT stock continues ...

On the other hand, the Nasdaq is known for digital, tech, and other "cutting-edge" companies. Its listings include corporate ...

Walmart Inc. ditched the New York Stock Exchange for arch-rival Nasdaq this week, marking the largest defection of a stock ...

With the company set to begin its first day on the Nasdaq, Walmart CEO ( WMT) Doug McMillon recognized the changes in the ...

In a retail arena where giants falter and upstarts crumble, Walmart’s Q3 earnings triumphantly declare: the king isn’t just holding court, it’s expanding the empire. It’s certainly been a mixed bag in ...

Walmart Inc. WMT and Target Corporation TGT stand as two of the most recognized names in the U.S. retail industry. While they share similarities in scale and omnichannel ambitions, their business ...