NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart has agreed to buy fast-growing online retail newcomer Jet.com, which had launched with a splash a year ago when it announced its intention to challenge online leader Amazon.

Four years after purchasing Jet.com for more than $3 billion, Walmart Inc. has made the decision to shutter the e-commerce business. The big-box chain quietly announced in its first-quarter report ...

Three years after it was founded and two years after Walmart bought it for $3.3 billion, Jet.com is getting a major facelift. It plans to focus squarely on markets that Walmart hasn't been able to ...

Walmart plans to shut down the Jet.com “city grocery experience” delivery service launched over a year ago in New York City. The move, which includes the closure of Jet’s 200,000-square-foot ...

Walmart bought Jet.com in a desperate bid to fight Amazon, but its own website has become the clear winner. In a move that will surprise nobody, Walmart announced today that it's shutting down Jet.com ...

Nearly four years after it acquired the company for $3 billion, Walmart is shutting down Jet.com. The retailer quietly announced the move, which was spotted by TechCrunch, in its first-quarter 2020 ...

Nearly three years after acquiring Jet.com for $3.3 billion and integrating its “smart cart” technology and supply chain teams, Walmart will officially fold the rest of Jet.com’s teams — including ...

Jet.com was supposed to give Amazon a run for its money. It's still going to do that, but with Walmart's backing. Walmart has acquired ecommerce startup Jet.com for $3 billion in a combination that ...