A Walmart heiress is supporting nationwide demonstrations planned for this weekend, angering MAGA. Here's what happened.

At issue is a full-page New York Times ad, paid by Walmart heiress Christy Walton, highlighting upcoming protests.

Retailer Walmart Inc WMT has been battling with the Donald Trump administration over tariffs and may have a new fight on its hands with Trump fans thanks to an heiress of the company's founding family.

Walmart is taking steps to source more products from U.S.-based small business suppliers as the world's largest retailer tries to keep prices low. Why it matters: Walmart recently confirmed plans to raise some prices as it grapples with the impact of increased tariffs,

Walmart’s stock has suffered its longest losing streak in seven years, but the technical outlook remains bullish as it remains well above a key long-term trend tracker.

The backlash comes after Walmart heiress Christy Walton reportedly paid for a 'No Kings,' ad, which has been perceived as being anti-Trump.

In a large ad for the Sunday edition of the New York Times, Walmart heiress Christy Walton urged Americans to "mobilize" and take part in large protests on Saturday, June 14 — the day President Donald Trump is holding a military parade in Washington,

The monthly inflation report set to be released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics is expected to provide the most definitive look yet at whether U.S. companies are passing the cost of President Donald Trump's higher import duties on to customers.