Core Viewpoint - Walmart is set to hold its annual shareholder meeting on June 5, focusing on corporate governance, financial performance, and core business developments amid current economic challenges [1] Group 1: Shareholder Proposals and Governance - This year's shareholder proposals involve various social, environmental, and governance issues, but the board has recommended voting against all proposals [2] - CEO Doug McMillon will discuss ongoing investments in workforce development and technological innovation during the meeting [2] Group 2: Economic Challenges and Pricing Strategy - Walmart has responded to criticism from Trump regarding its price increase plans, stating it will continue to communicate about the impact of tariffs with investors, consumers, and policymakers [2] - The company indicated that price adjustments will become more significant over time, although some prices will remain stable due to capacity adjustments and suppliers' efforts to mitigate tariff impacts [3] Group 3: Future Growth and Market Strategy - Investors will focus on how Walmart plans to achieve growth in online and offline traffic, increase market share, and improve profit margins during the two-day event [3] - There is anticipation regarding the IPO plans for Walmart's Indian e-commerce platform Flipkart, which is currently valued at $37 billion [3] - Year-to-date, Walmart's stock price has increased by 10.1% [3]