This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Walmart's corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance, examining its practices and impacts across three key areas: people, planet, and profit. The introduction establishes the importance of corporate responsibility and its relevance to Walmart's operations. The report delves into how Walmart's actions affect various stakeholders, including investors, customers, employees, and suppliers, analyzing both positive and negative impacts. It explores instances of corporate irresponsibility, particularly concerning environmental issues, and evaluates current personnel relations practices. The analysis extends to the environmental (planet) aspect, assessing the environmental impacts of Walmart's policies, corporate irresponsibility towards the environment, and the short and long-term effects of its environmental policies. The report also investigates sound business practices (profit), determining which stakeholders are affected when the company remains profitable and how this balances with corporate responsible behavior. Finally, the report offers recommendations for improving relationships with stakeholders, enhancing environmental policies, and maintaining profitability, including implementation steps and potential cultural changes. The report concludes with a summary of findings and recommendations, supported by references.