Retail

Earnings from the pet-supplies retailer didn’t quite live up to expectations after traders had piled into the shares ahead of the update.

Walmart has gained the support of one of Wall Street’s most influential banks. Goldman Sachs added the stock to its conviction list, which highlights its best investment ideas.

Apple shares slip as the tech company unveils several new iPhones at its annual launch event.

The home-improvement chain is adding market share among contractors, and using AI to train associates and assist customers.

Target is extending store hours for the release of Taylor Swift’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” betting that the pop star’s loyal fan base can recreate the success of past exclusive launches.

AppLovin and Robinhood trade sharply higher after it was announced the stocks would be joining the S&P 500 later this month.

Broadcom rises sharply after strong earnings and Lululemon sinks after it cuts fiscal-year guidance.

Despite a strong performance overseas, the company saw lackluster sales growth in the Americas, its core market.

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Figma’s second-quarter earnings miss analysts' estimates and the stock falls sharply.

Some under-the-radar retail names have solid prospects as we head into year-end.

The apparel giant will expand its offerings beyond clothing to attract new customers and boost its bottom line with higher-margin products, starting with a new beauty assortment at Old Navy stores.

E.l.f. is reaching its customers the right way and should do right by investors in the stock, too.

The number of S&P 500 companies mentioning tariffs in their quarterly earnings reports has soared under President Donald Trump. 

Alphabet stock rallies after a judge rules Google won’t have to sell its Chrome web browser.

Dollar Tree reports fiscal second-quarter earnings and revenue that top consensus estimates.

The company’s same-store sales notch their first increase in 12 quarters.

Campbell’s beats adjusted earnings expectations for its fiscal fourth quarter but issues a cautious outlook for 2026.

Nvidia stock extends declines, and PepsiCo rises after an activist investor builds a $4 billion stake in the beverages and snacks company.

The owner of Corona and Modelo expects beer sales to fall 2% to 4% in the fiscal year.

The beverages and snacks maker has struggled in the face of stiff competition and macro uncertainty.

Pumpkin spice season has just begun, but coffee sellers say a combination of poor weather in coffee producing regions and the latest tariffs on imported beans are raising prices on the grocery shelf.

Alibaba jumps on a report the Chinese e-commerce conglomerate has developed a new artificial-intelligence chip, while both Marvell and Dell fall following quarterly earnings reports that left investors disappointed.

The cosmetics retailer topped earnings and sales estimates and raised guidance for the full year.