Walmart parts ways with C.E.O. after 9-month revenue up by 4.4%

An article by Morgane Monteiro

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21 November 2025 à 11h23

Updated on 24 November 2025 à 22h19

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Publication: 21 November 2025 à 11h23, Updated on 24 November 2025 à 22h19

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An article by Morgane Monteiro

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21 November 2025 à 11h23

Updated on 24 November 2025 à 22h19

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Publication: 21 November 2025 à 11h23, Updated on 24 November 2025 à 22h19

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On November 14, the world’s largest retailer, Walmart (revenue 2024: US$681 billion, up by 5.6% at constant rates), announced the departure of C.E.O., Doug McMillon. In office since 2014, he will be succeeded by John Furner on 31 January 2026. John Furner (51 years-old) led US operations since 2029, a market representing 68% of activity in 2024. “He has no equal in leading the company’s AI transformation. He is a merchant, an operator, an innovator, a builder”, said Doug McMillon. Walmart anno

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