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Walmart has introduced an expanded take on its Neighborhood Market stores. The retail giant is in the midst of opening or converting more than 150 stores in the next five years, including two new Neighborhood Markets in the Dune Lakes area of Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, and Atlanta's Vine City neighborhood, Walmart announced Tuesday (May 21).

Walmart has introduced an expanded take on its Neighborhood Market stores. The retail giant is in the midst of opening or converting more than 150 stores in the next five years, including two new Neighborhood Markets in the Dune Lakes area of Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, and Atlanta's Vine City neighborhood, Walmart announced Tuesday (May 21).

Walmart (WMT) could produce exceptional returns because of its solid growth attributes.

Shoppers are looking to Walmart to get more bang for their buck as inflation encroaches on people's purchasing power.

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Walmart (NYSE: WMT ) stock released its Q1 FY25 earnings results on Thursday, May 16, and investors and analysts are impressed with their performance. Consolidated revenue came in at $161 billion, an increase of 6% YOY.

Walmart is putting up excellent results and is guiding for a record year. It is growing margins and improving the customer experience through home delivery.

Walmart beat estimates in its first-quarter earnings report last week. One analyst see the stock gaining another 16% to reach $75.

Walmart (WMT) unveils the international expansion of the Walmart Luminate platform. The expansion is likely to start with Walmex in Mexico, followed by Walmart Canada later in the year.

U.S. inflation hasn't gotten down to the Federal Reserve's 2% target – not even close. Indeed, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has described the path to 2% inflation as “sometimes bumpy.