Walmart has released its Q4 earnings, revealing a revenue growth of 5.6% and strong performance, particularly driven by sales to higher-income customers. However, despite beating some estimates, the company issued a cautious outlook amid concerns about an uneven economy and shifting consumer behavior. New CEO John Furner highlighted resilient spending patterns but acknowledged that households earning below $50,000 are facing financial strains. The results have resulted in a mixed reaction, as Walmart aims to capitalize on its digital growth and ongoing technology investments while navigating the complexities of the current economic landscape.