Retail

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Companies such as Starbucks, Chipotle, Dollar Tree, and Dollar General need to show they can generate the profit the market expects for 2026.

Bank of America estimates that the One Big Beautiful Bill will result in total tax refunds rising by roughly 18%.

Tests the company ran with a small number of retail partners resulted in different prices for the same item at the same store.

Some executives have said they are testing consumers’ willingness to pay higher prices.

The stock has long underperformed competitors. That may be about to change.

Both EPS and sales were higher than expected.

Demand improvements in North America are offset by weak sales in China.

Shares in memory-chip makers Micron and Sandisk rally after Micron tops Wall Street's earnings estimates.

Walmart, Berkshire Hathaway, and Apple—arguably America’s three most important companies—will soon see a change of the guard.

The used car retailer posts better-than-expected earnings and revenue but says but it plans to reduce margins on used cars.

Maplebear stock was falling following a report that the FTC has sent Instacart a civil investigative demand over its use of AI-set pricing.

A 10-day run suggests investors are betting on a cheap valuation and a potential Santa rally.

The activewear company announced last week that its CEO will step down in January. Elliott has a candidate in mind—and a stake worth more than $1 billion.

Walmart, Target, and Kroger are competing with national brands by promoting their own products with healthy ingredients and innovative flavors to lure customers.

Companies like Instacart and Delta are using AI to set prices. What you pay may hinge on how much the AI knows about you.

Consumer spending was flat in October, but underlying trends suggest that while Americans are tightening their belts, overall demand remains resilient.

Soft data has often helped the stocks recently, taken as a sign of increased government stimulus measures. But the mood was very different this time.

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Some analysts think Calvin McDonald’s departure paves the way for a pivot for the beleaguered activewear company, and its stock.

Broadcom falls sharply after reporting earnings, Oracle extends losses, and Lululemon beats analysts’ estimates for third-quarter earnings and revenue.

Strong earnings and market share gains are failing to lift the shares.

The retailer beat Wall Street’s profit and revenue forecasts for its fiscal first quarter

The company said CEO Calvin McDonald would be stepping down in January.

Oracle falls sharply after the cloud-computing company’s guidance comes in short of estimates and it raises its spending forecast.