(Reuters) -Walmart said on Thursday it would move its longtime listing on the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq, joining the tech-heavy exchange as one of its most valuable members.
The shift, scheduled for December 9, underscores the retail giant’s push to become more technology-focused — from integrating artificial intelligence across operations to accelerating e-commerce growth.
For years, U.S. exchanges have fought for prominence, with Nasdaq primarily the home of the tech sector, while the NYSE traditionally anchored the country’s biggest industrial and financial names.
Here are some of the major companies that have transitioned to Nasdaq from the NYSE in the past two years:
Company Name Sector Effective Announcement
date date
GE Pharma January 4, November 30,
HealthCare  2023 2022
Pharma September September 12
Cooper 26, 2023 2023
CompaniesÂ
Retail September September 14,
DoorDash  27, 2023 2023
Commodity  November October 26,
Linde plc chemicals 6, 2023 2023
Consumer August 19, August 1, 2024
Campbell’s Co 2024
Technology November November 14,
Palantir 26, 2024 2024
TechnologiesÂ
Technology February February 13,
Thomson 25, 2025 2025
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Consumer May 30, May 19, 2025
Kimberly-Clark 2025
Retail October 13, September 29,
Etsy 2025 2025
Financial November October 29,
Fiserv tech 11, 2025 2025
Retail December 9, November 20,
Walmart 2025 2025
(Compiled by Anuja Bharat Mistry and Chandni Shah in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar)
