Amazon Versus Walmart Q4 2021: The Ongoing Battle For Consumer Retail Spend
NEW DATA: Why Amazon Is Winning The Retail Crown Over Walmart
Amazon has scaled the U.S. retail mountain, overtaking Walmart for the first time in its 27-year history in 2021. In Amazon vs Walmart Q4 2021: The Ongoing Battle For Consumer Retail Spend, PYMNTS examines how Amazon gained and is maintaining its edge over Walmart, explores new consumer shopping habits and details what these developments mean for the future of their ongoing rivalry.
Inside the April Report
- $5.5 trillion: Amount U.S. consumers spent on retail purchases in 2021
- $510 billion: Amount U.S. consumers spent at Amazon in 2021
- $472 billion: Amount U.S. consumers spent at Walmart in 2021
Amazon and Walmart
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The Overlap Effect: How Amazon and Walmart Expanded the Crowd and Shrank the Basket
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Speed Versus Spend: Who Shopped Amazon and Walmart’s Deal Days and Why
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BNPL Fuels Essential Spending Surge on Amazon Prime Day, Walmart+ Week
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Shoppers Flocked to Amazon Prime Day and Walmart+ Week For More Than Discounts
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New Data: Shoppers Love Amazon Prime Day — But Spend More on Walmart+ Week
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First Look: Walmart+ Week Draws High-Income Shoppers Looking for Deals
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Report: Amazon Spring Sale Turns Deal Seekers Into Prime Members
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The Battle for Consumer Retail Spend: Amazon Versus Walmart Q2 2022: The Discretionary Spend Play
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Prime Day 2022: Inflation Hits, But Amazon Still Wins
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Walmart+ Weekend: Prime Rival Or Trip To The Grocery Store?
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The Ongoing Battle for Consumer Retail Spend: Amazon Versus Walmart Q1 2022: The Grocery Wild Card