Walmart thought it could use its immense power as America’s biggest retailer to make Chinese suppliers eat the cost of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. But Walmart got a response it’s not accustomed ...

Chinese officials met with Walmart after the world's largest retailer reportedly asked Chinese suppliers to lower their prices by at least 10% to offset the Trump tariffs.

Walmart also operates its warehouse club chain, Sam's Club, in China, where its popularity with younger customers has made it ...

President Trump’s trade war with China has landed Walmart in the hot seat in Beijing ... that asking suppliers to lower ...

REUTERS The spokesperson said Walmart has a “strong” business in China. Economists have warned ... prices might violate contracts and disrupt market order, and referred to potential legal ...

Fresh tariffs on Chinese imports put U.S. retailers in a tough spot. Raising prices risks the ire of President Trump and ...

It is reported that China's Ministry of Commerce and other departments summoned Walmart on Tuesday for reportedly requiring ...

Walmart (WMT) was asked to explain itself to China’s Ministry of Commerce after the retail giant reportedly asked Chinese suppliers to reduce ...

Walmart also operates its warehouse club chain, Sam's Club, in China, where its popularity with younger customers has made it the market leader. Last month, Walmart CFO John David Rainey described ...

China accounts for a small but growing piece of Walmart’s sales ... to lower prices might violate contracts and disrupt market order, and the officials referred to potential legal consequences ...