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J.C. Penney reported third-quarter results that were better than the low expectations and investors appear to believe that the turnaround is gathering steam.
With 40 shopping days until Christmas, large retailers have added hundreds of thousands of temporary workers and industry experts have forecast the best holiday sales since the Great Recession.
Early estimates of consumer spending this holiday season may have been too low, according to a new survey from Morning Consult.
Walmart released better than expected fiscal third-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Thursday.
With only 41 shopping days until Christmas, the only worry on the horizon is that even the best of shopping seasons will not bail out the weakest retailers.
Nike is ending a two-year program with Amazon in which the athletic gear maker sold its wares directly to Amazon which operated a storefront that sold only authentic Nike gear. Here's what could have...
Analysts often like to draw a dichotomy between Walmart and Amazon as two of the biggest players in this consumer economy. Walmart has slowly but surely hoisted its way into a major position in...
While Alibaba has been public in the United States on the New York Stock Exchange for about five years, the company is now pursuing a public listing of its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as...
Advance Auto Parts shares retreated after it reported its third-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Tuesday.
When reports of a go-private transaction are announced by media outlets, it usually sends shares of the underlying company higher. That has definitely been the case when it comes to Walgreens Boots...
Kroger shares jumped on Tuesday after the grocery chain announced an update to its 2019 guidance, as well as a business update.
Sometimes 35% revenue growth comes at too large a cost. This is the case of the online direct-to-consumer furniture and home decor player Wayfair.
Tiffany, which has received a buyout offer from luxury conglomerate LVMH, is not a very good company. Investors should take the money and run.
LVMH's $14.5 billion bid for Tiffany may be just an opening for more to come.