On July 3, Globenews reported that Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is in talks with investors to sell its already-decided-to-close pharmacy and health consultation online business. In April of this year, Walmart announced that it would end operations for its 51 pharmacies and health care businesses in the United States. According to the latest report from Reuters, some potential buyers, including Humana, have contacted Walmart to seek acquisitions of related assets. However, sources say it is unclear whether the discussions have ended, but Walmart hopes to recoup some of its investment by selling assets. Last week, Walmart agreed to sell its online health care branch MeMD to startup company Fabric, but did not disclose the price.