Retail

The used-car retailer names IHG Hotels & Resorts veteran Keith Barr as its next CEO.

The e-commerce platform reported weaker-than-expected earnings but beat revenue estimates. It announced a $2 billion buyback program.

Robinhood reports weaker-than-expected growth in the fourth quarter while shares in Moderna tumble after the company says the Food and Drug Administration refuses to review a seasonal flu vaccine application.

The technology and retail giant is set to lose around $400 billion in market capitalization over the last seven sessions.

Ford’s new tariff hit caps off weak fourth quarter, Robinhood clouded by crypto turmoil, oil prices rise, and more news to start your day.

Mattel and Hasbro both reported earnings but the stock market reaction has been very different.

New CEO Michael Fiddelke reshuffled the chain’s leadership team and is reaffirming financial guidance ahead of investor day.

Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet are pour billions into AI. Walmart could borrow their massive capital expenditures to transform itself.

Retail sales were virtually unchanged in December from November.

Kyndryl’s chief financial officer, David Wyshner, departs the company amid a review of its accounting practices.

Former Walmart exec Greg Foran will be the grocer’s boss in a move investors hope will put an end to almost a year of uncertainty.

Amazon shares tumble after the tech and online retailing giant forecasts $200 billion in capital expenditures for 2026.

The cigarette and Zyn nicotine pouch maker reports softer-than-expected revenue.

Amazon reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.95 for its latest quarter, compared to Wall Street’s estimate of $1.97.

Amazon is a mega-cap company recycling its torrent of cashflows back into a generational opportunity to cement its place at the top of the AI mountain.

The tech selloff continued on Thursday, spreading to other sectors. Plus, a sneak peek into retail earnings season.

Align, which makes the Invisalign teeth-straightening system, beat analysts’ estimates for quarterly earnings and revenue.

Investors have come to expect a lot from the retailer. Its latest boost to its financial guidance just wasn’t enough to satisfy Wall Street.

The company also raised its guidance for the full year.

Costco’s sales growth accelerated again in January.

Advanced Micro Devices stock falls sharply even as the chip maker posts better-than-expected earnings and guidance.

Consumer staples stocks are soaring. Walmart, Costco, Coke and P&G may have fewer AI risks. But the stocks are now pricey.

Chipotle reports earnings after shares slid 34% in a year. Investors are watching closely for signs that customer traffic and pricing pressures are stabilizing.

The maker of Pepsi-Cola, Lay’s, and Doritos has been working to revive its U.S. business.

The sector has been decidedly out of fashion for the past year.