The soon-to-be CEO of Walmart Inc. announced a slew of executive changes, including his own successor to lead the U.S. business. Incoming Walmart Inc. CEO John Furner is reshaping the C-suite as he ...

From pay packages to succession, investors have been keeping a close eye on CEOs in 2025. Harvard University executive education fellow and former Medtronic (MDT) CEO Bill George joins Market ...

The top executive of Walmart U.S. is getting a promotion. John Furner, who has led the nation’s largest private employer since 2019, will become Walmart’s global CEO in February, overseeing all the ...

Speaking at Yahoo Finance’s Market Catalysts, Walmart Chief Financial Officer John David Rainey said the company had worked to pass as few tariff-related cost increases as possible onto prices.

As Walmart faces the twin pressures of automation and a shaky economy, the board chose stability in naming John Furner its next CEO. Summarily, he’s a company lifer who understands the machine from ...

Starting in February, Walmart Inc. will have a new chief executive, John Furner — a three-decade-plus veteran at the big-box giant who analysts say is likely to keep what worked for the company over ...

John Furner, 51, Walmart’s new president and CEO, is set to succeed the current leader, Doug McMillon, in January 2026. His journey at Walmart is nothing short of inspiring. In the year 1993, John ...

Furner started at Walmart in 1993, and currently oversees the most important segment of the company's business. 'His mandate is clear, in our view: innovate and accelerate,' one analyst says. John ...

John Furner has been around Walmart since he was 3 years old, when his father started working for the company in Arkansas in 1977. “Like every person in the world, I was never going to do what my ...

McMillon praised for transforming Walmart into tech-driven powerhouse -analyst Furner seen as logical successor due to tenure and cultural fit Shares cut earlier losses to trade down 0.6% Nov 14 ...

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon will retire in January, the Bentonville-based retailer said Friday. Walmart’s board elected John Furner, head of U.S. operations and a longtime insider, to take over.