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 ...

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

Walmart's current annual dividend is $0.94 per share ($0.235 quarterly). At that payout, you would need to own 532 Walmart ...

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

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

Walmart trades at an extreme valuation with a 40x P/E, lagging yields, ~10% growth outlook, and echoes of its 2000-era peak.

After more than half a century trading on the NYSE, you'll no longer find Walmart there. The retailing behemoth just moved ...

As he steps into the role, Furner will inherit a company that has expanded its e-commerce muscle enough to compete ...

It’s also rewarded shareholders with stock buybacks, a stock split, and a safe dividend that has a modest yield and has ...

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