Cowen has a long list of stocks that are out of favor at many other firms on Wall Street. These five are leaders in their respective sectors and have big dividends.
Proving once again that it is the champion of big-box retail, Costco announced U.S. same-store sales in the important month of December rose 5%.
24/7 Wall St. has decided to do a bullish and bearish analysis for Wal-Mart and the rest of the DJIA components to see what lies ahead for 2015 and beyond.
Sears Holdings either pushed its e-commerce chief out the door, or she left of her own accord.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has initiated a recall of more than 7 million coffeemakers made by Keurig Green Mountain between 2009 and 2014.
It is either a sign that sales have been poor and retailers are going all-out to pick up more revenue any way they can, or it is a sign that sales have…
Amazon.com announced Thursday morning the launch of its Prime Now rapid delivery service in selected areas of Manhattan.
According to a new study, computers controlled by hackers "view" about a quarter of all video ads on the Web, meaning 25% of inventory sold to advertisers is useless.
Douglas A. McIntyre Women's retailer Bebe Stores has apparently been the victim of a recent breach of its customers' credit card data.
Common shareholders are nearly always the ones who take the brunt of a restructuring. Sears Holdings will have to restructure, probably sometime in the first half of next year.
courtesy of Wal-Mart StoresIt’s a marketing adage that keeping an existing customer is both cheaper and easier than wooing a new one. It takes time and money to become one of America’s…
A new Gallup poll indicates that earlier forecasts of holiday spending display too much optimism.
In a period in which unemployment in the United States is at 5.8%, five states have rates under 4%.
It probably is no coincidence that last year's massive data breach at Target reportedly began on November 27, just two days before Black Friday.
Paul Ausick Target reported better-than-expected second-quarter 2014 results before markets opened Wednesday morning.
Paul Ausick 
