Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble remains the worst performing Dow stock of the year to date and, unless it can come up with some way to turn around sales, it could…
The writing has been on the wall for brick-and-mortar retailers for some time. Amazon's quarterly results just made that writing bolder.
Boeing, Disney, Exxon, and Walmart did their best to lead the Dow to a gain Wednesday, but it may not be enough.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon's pay last year was 1,188 times the pay of a median company employee. That's way above the already high median ratio of CEO-to-median-employee pay.
Paul Ausick Apple converts all of its facilities to renewable energy, some major investors are bet on $80 a barrel oil, and other important headlines.
Procter & Gamble took over last week as the worst performer among the 30 stocks that comprise the Dow Jones industrial average index. Weak earnings and a $4.2 billion acquisition likely had…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include Adtran, Alcoa, Clorox, Kinder Morgan, Lam Research, MGIC, Sprint and Walmart.
More U.S. consumers have purchased groceries online from Amazon, but those who do most or all of their grocery shopping online shop at Walmart.com.
Walmart is rolling out a redesigned website that it hopes will be more attractive and useful to its customers.
Paul Ausick GE stock is once again the poorest performer among the 30 equities that comprise the Dow Jones industrial average index.
Here are seven companies that have 50 straight years or more of raising their dividends, as well as several runners-up.
IMF warns global trade wars could cripple the economy, Kroger to add over 10,000 new workers, Theranos fires most of its staff, and other important headlines.
Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT), the world’s largest retailer, cannot get traction with shareholders. Despite deep troubles with its primary rival, Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN), it has not been able to sell its…
GE has firm grasp on its ranking as the worst-performing Dow stock of 2018 to date. The stock dropped 3% last week to post a 25% loss for the year.
Asset management firm BlackRock is introducing new investment products that do not include firearms or ammo makers or large retailers among the funds' components. That would exclude Walmart and Dick's Sporting Goods.
