Walmart’s revenue grew 5.8% to $179.5 billion in the third quarter, with a 27% increase in global e-commerce sales driven by store-fulfilled pickup and delivery, and its third-party marketplace. Online sales for Walmart U.S. increased 28%, with marketplace growth of 17%.

Walmart can now deliver to about 95% of U.S. households in under three hours, up from 93% last year. CFO John David Rainey mentioned that expedited delivery service is popular, even among shoppers with lower incomes. The company is transferring its stock listing to the Nasdaq from the NYSE effective Dec. 9.

John Furner, 51, will succeed Doug McMillon, 59, as president and CEO of Walmart on Feb. 1. The company’s increased deployment of supply chain automation has improved efficiency, with over 60% of U.S. stores receiving freight from automated distribution centers.

Walmart will test dynamic delivery windows for online shoppers this holiday season, providing delivery estimates down to the minute. An AI-supported system considers live traffic and driver location for accurate delivery times. Some customers are already seeing sub-30-minute express estimates, with full rollout expected by Jan. 31.

Walmart International’s e-commerce sales grew by 26% in the third quarter, while Sam’s Club saw a 22% increase in e-commerce revenue. Grocery e-commerce sales were up by double digits, the company reported.

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