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Walmart's Q4 earnings call disclosed a 5.2% sales growth and a significant dividend increase, yet investors expressed dissatisfaction with projected growth for 2025. Despite maintaining low prices and increasing manager salaries, Walmart's shares fell approximately 6% as the company faced challenges from inflation-dampened consumer spending and a historic revenue dip compared to Amazon. Executives remain optimistic about ongoing improvements in e-commerce and delivery services, while preparing for future investments in technology and new store locations.
Source: YAHOO