Reason for bringing this up: A series of timely interviews with Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, who runs America’s largest private employer, and who just gave some of the most direct assessments we’ve ...

It’s very clear that AI is going to change literally every job,” he told The Wall Street Journal later in an interview.

Walmart is upgraded to a hold as AI-driven productivity could justify its high valuation and improve long-term prospects.

AI will change “literally every job," Walmart’s CEO warns. The retailer, teaming with OpenAI, will train staff to adapt while ...

Walmart outlines its evolving AI strategy, balancing automation with commitments to its workforce as it adapts to rapid ...

He referenced a bipartisan bill he cosponsored last year to begin regulating social media companies (though it didn’t mention AI). He emphasized the need for the government to act further to limit the ...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is going to reshape every job at Walmart according to the CEO. CEO Doug McMillon said that ...

Currently, Walmart leads the U.S. online grocery market with a 32% market share. Amazon is in second place, with a 23% market share, but Rossington said there is room for Amazon to take the top ...

The company says it plans to offer an AI skills program next year through a new collaboration with OpenAI, the company behind ...

Regardless of why people might use AI — the fact is, it’s not going anywhere and that’s a reality many employers are ...

Walmart is the nation’s biggest seller of groceries, but it doesn’t even crack the top five on Long Island, where supermarket competition is fierce and growing. So, Walmart again is seeking a bigger ...

Walmart is bracing for artificial intelligence to transform its workforce, with CEO Doug McMillon warning that AI will touch “literally every job,” The Wall Street Journal writes.  The retail giant, ...