Walmart has launched an exclusive fashion collection for teens and young women in partnership with actress Millie Bobby Brown and Delta Galil USA. The debut assortment spans ready-to-wear, sleepwear and intimates—dresses, skirts, tops, denim, PJs and matching sets—featuring details such as floral appliqués, embroidery, lace finishes and built-in bras and shorts. Price points start at $10.50 for intimates and cap at $26.50 for wide-leg jeans, making the line accessible to Walmart’s core demographic. The collection is now available online and in 750 Walmart stores nationwide, leveraging Walmart’s scale to reach millions of customers.

In early January, Walmart introduced Better Care Services, a one-stop digital health destination giving customers instant access to third-party urgent care, behavioral health consultations and LillyDirect prescription services. The platform integrates same-day telehealth visits with free delivery for Walmart+ members and offers a limited-time $15 discount on select virtual care appointments. Walmart also rolled back prices on over 1,000 wellness-focused items—including supplements, OTC products and fitness essentials—to support budget-conscious shoppers, while expanding nutritional guidance through its AI-driven Nutrition Hub and launching new private-brand reset recipes and specialty-diet offerings.

Walmart has appointed Shishir Mehrotra, CEO of Superhuman and former YouTube Chief Product Officer, to its Board of Directors. Mehrotra will serve on the Compensation and Management Development Committee as well as the Technology and eCommerce Committee. His 25-year track record of scaling global platforms is expected to guide Walmart’s strategic push into AI-enabled shopping experiences. The addition underscores Walmart’s focus on blending people-led and tech-powered retail, with board chairman Greg Penner highlighting Mehrotra’s experience in product leadership and platform growth.

Walmart’s grocery division delivered low single-digit comparable-store sales increases in its latest quarter, driven by fresh categories and targeted rollback pricing initiatives. The company reported share gains in key markets as customers prioritized value and convenience. Walmart’s investment in supply-chain efficiencies and expansion of private-label offerings helped offset inflationary pressures, sustaining traffic trends above industry norms. Leadership noted that promotional cadence and assortment optimization continue to underpin market share momentum in its largest revenue segment.