Why Walmart wants TikTok
I think Walmart wants to integrate TikTok’s social media capabilities with its ecommerce operations. Walmart’s ecommerce assets online include marketplace Walmart.com and Walmart Pay.
Read MoreIn individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche
I think Walmart wants to integrate TikTok’s social media capabilities with its ecommerce operations. Walmart’s ecommerce assets online include marketplace Walmart.com and Walmart Pay.
Read MoreI think Kroger’s adoption of NFC indicates Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) are winning America’s payment wars. I predict Kroger and Target’s (NYSE: TGT) adoption of NFC could force Walmart to accept NFC.
Read MoreWalmart (NYSE: WMT) wants to counter Kroger’s (NYSE: KR) partnership with Britain’s Ocado Group PLC (LSE: OCDO). Kroger bought 5% of Ocado in 2018.
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Read MoreOne reason PayPal grows is that it takes advantage of fresh opportunities. For example, PayPal added a quick read (QR) code reader to its mobile app, CNET reports.
Read MoreCoronavirus threatens Target because US e-commerce sales grew by 20.5% in April, Digital Commerce 360 estimates.
Read MoreTherefore, Walmart is still the revenue leader in retail. However, Amazon is rising fast. Stockrow reports Amazon’s revenues grew at a rate of 26.39% in the quarter ending on 31 March 2020. However, Walmart’s revenues grew at a rate of 2.07% in the same quarter.
Read MoreI conclude that Kroger lacks the cash to buy back stocks. Frighteningly, Kroger could also lack the cash to pay a modest hero bonus to employees risking their lives.
Read MoreI think Campbell Soup is a poor value investment and a company that could collapse. Thus I advise investors to avoid Campbell Soup. Conversely, those who do not believe me could find Campbell Soup an interesting contrarian investment for the coronavirus age.
Read MorePublix is a big catch for Apple Pay and Google Pay, because it operates 1,239 stores in the Southeastern United States. Impressively, Progressive Grocer lists Publix as America’s fifth largest grocer with yearly sales of $28.535 billion in 2018.
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