Walmart names its robo-advisor 'Hazel' and stocks up on talent with star hire from Citi, but its financial services venture still remains an enigma
The Bentonville, Ark. super retailer makes a filing with name, logo and a kitchen sink description of its fintech advisor and banking enterprise
Author Brooke Southall April 13, 2021 at 2:03 AM
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April 14, 2021 — 5:39 PM
Saw the other day Walmart announced it was ending its partnership for the in-store McDonalds. Seems like those spots might turn into branch locations for "Hazel"