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“Walmart was the subject of a fake news release issued on Monday, Sept. 13, that falsely stated Walmart announced a partnership with Litecoin (LTC),” the company said later Monday in a statement.

The fake post also featured several poorly photoshopped photos featuring the Walmart logo. “Sometimes if a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is,” Johnson said.

Walmart denied any partnership with the digital currency Litecoin after a fake news release led to a brief flurry of inaccurate reports from national news outlets and social media users on Monday.

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Sept 13 (Reuters) - Walmart Inc (WMT.N), opens new tab said on Monday it was looking into how a fake press statement announcing a partnership with litecoin, which briefly led to near 30% gains in ...

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Walmart said an "external bad actor" was to blame for creating a series of fake accounts spawning email confirmations that contained a racial slur.