Walmart, Netflix Partner to Expand Hub Experience to More Viewers

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  • The Netflix Hub will roll out in over 2,400 walmart stores with a new streaming gift card.
  • Through specially manufactured concession kits, Center brings a theater experience into your home.
  • Seasonal product releases keep popular trends available to customers throughout the year.


Retail giant Walmart has announced a partnership with Netflix to bring the Hub, which claims to bring viewers closer to their shows and movies.

The Netflix Hub is rolling out in more than 2,400 Walmart stores with a new streaming gift card.

“Walmart customers will find even more music, apparel, collectibles, games and seasonal items from all of their favorite shows and movies, including ‘Stranger Things’, ‘Squid Game’, ‘The Witcher’ and more,” the company said.

In addition, the retail company will be selling discounted streaming gift cards. Customers now have the option to stream popular trends without using a credit or debit card.

By means of specially manufactured concession kits, the Hub brings a theater experience into your home.

The company brings themed packs with everything customers need to enhance the couch viewing experience, including popcorn, candy and collectible cups.

Seasonal product releases keep popular trends available to customers throughout the year.

Recently, the retail giant has reportedly raised up to $3 billion for its e-commerce giant flip card to further expand its activities in the country.

With new funds, Flipkart’s valuation would soar to over $40 billion, giving a boost to the Indian finance world going through a harsh winter.

Flipkart group Raised $3.6 billion in July last year to grow and advance India’s digital commerce ecosystem. The investment valued the group at $37.6 billion after the money back then.

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