Retail

Income is lagging growth this year. But companies like Seagate, Newmont, Tapestry and CVS offer the best of both worlds: solid dividend yields and strong stock performance.

Baird lowered its rating for the stock to Neutral, arguing a sales recovery remains distant.

The robotics company has a warehouse automation deal with Walmart.

The automotive parts retailer expects to “aggressively open stores in the new year.”

Palladium has underperformed gold and silver as well as platinum. It might be the industrial precious metal’s time to shine.

Oracle names new co-CEOs, and Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI.

Chinese tech stocks have outgained U.S. counterparts this year, a trend that looks poised to continue.

The world’s largest sportwear group is focusing again on athletics and store sales after years of putting style and digital platforms first.

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Stewart Glendinning, a former Tyson Foods executive, was appointed CFO at the end of March.

These consumers are trading down on daily consumption, while selectively splurging on goods and experiences seen as long-lasting or meaningful.

Shares of the company, which owns the Knicks and the Rangers, might finally be ready to run.

Fed sees more downside risks for unemployment, Lilly and Novo Nordisk press ahead in weight-loss pill race, Walmart pushes to become a leader in agentic AI, and more news to start your day.

The company is also forecasting lower sales in fiscal year 2026, which started in August.

Workday jumps after activist investor Elliott discloses a stake in the HR software company, and StubHub makes its trading debut.

The largest retailer in the U.S. has enthusiastically embraced artificial intelligence.

As economic data speaks to continued retail strength, three stocks present an opportunity from a technical perspective.

As the labor market sputters, consumer spending remains a source of economic strength.

Building on a year of strong results, the company will outlines its strategy at its investor day today.

Nvidia shares fall after China’s market regulator says it found the chip maker breached antimonopoly laws, while Tesla rises as CEO Elon Musk buys stock in the electric-vehicle maker.

The ticket reseller is going public in a tough ticket reselling market with a high valuation. Investors should be cautious.

The home furnishing retailer said tariffs would add to its costs next year.

Oracle trades lower following the stock’s 36% jump on Wednesday.

The online pet-food retailer’s earnings report hit shares hard. It’s an opportunity for investors.

Oracle surges after earnings, GameStop rises after beating analysts’ estimates in its fiscal second quarter, and Wolfspeed falls after closing up 48% on Tuesday.