What Jet.com Adds to Wal-Mart's Portfolio

The video discusses Walmart's acquisition of Jet.com, highlighting Jet.com's rapid growth and pricing strategy. It explores Walmart's strategic move to enhance its ecommerce capabilities, drawing parallels with past acquisitions. The discussion emphasizes the challenges Walmart faces in competing with Amazon and the potential benefits of Jet.com's technology and team. The video concludes with insights into the future of the ecommerce market and Walmart's position within it.

What was one of the main reasons Walmart was interested in acquiring Jet.com?

• To diversify into new product categories

• To enter the European market

• To avoid repeating past mistakes like losing the Quincy deal

• To expand its physical store locations

What is a key feature of Jet.com's pricing technology?

• It provides personalized discounts based on browsing history

• It encourages bulk buying by reducing prices

• It matches competitor prices automatically

• It offers free shipping on all orders

Why is Walmart's acquisition of Jet.com considered a strategic move?

• To focus on luxury product offerings

• To become the number one e-commerce player

• To gain access to Jet.com's pricing technology and talent

• To eliminate a major competitor

What is the main challenge Walmart faces in the e-commerce market?

• Competing with Amazon's convenience and selection

• Finding new suppliers for its products

• Reducing its workforce

• Expanding its physical store presence

What is the expected growth of the e-commerce market in the US over the next 10 years?

• $500 billion to $1 trillion

• $300 billion to $1.2 trillion

• $200 billion to $800 billion

• $400 billion to $1.5 trillion