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Walmart Inc. reports developments across its global omnichannel retail business, including store operations, ecommerce, mobile ordering, delivery services, and merchandising across grocery and general merchandise. The company’s recurring updates cover Walmart U.S., Sam’s Club, and Walmart International, with news on club services, digital fulfillment, pharmacy and health offerings, Vision Centers, and store remodel programs.
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Walmart has announced the opening of four new Walmart Health centers in the Oklahoma City area, marking its expansion into Oklahoma, alongside previous entries into Missouri and Arizona in 2024. These centers, approximately 5,750 sq ft each, will provide a full range of healthcare services including primary care and dental services, aimed at both insured and uninsured residents. Operating hours will be convenient for families, with care available seven days a week and telehealth options on Sundays. Walmart is committed to improving healthcare accessibility in Oklahoma, where the population surpassed 4 million in 2022. To support this initiative, Walmart has begun hiring healthcare professionals in the area.
Sam's Club, a division of Walmart (NYSE: WMT), has launched its new partner program called MAP Partners Club, connecting advertisers with a certified network of agencies and technology providers to enhance campaign performance. The program currently includes three technology partners—CommerceIQ, Pacvue, and Skai—and two managed service partners—Flywheel and Stackline—with plans to expand. This initiative simplifies the ad buying process, enabling advertisers to utilize a self-service interface or a full-service agency for ad purchases. Additionally, the program offers partners access to a broad customer base and aims to improve the advertising experience for Sam's Club members, ultimately enhancing their shopping experience.