According to analysis from Green Street Advisors, as reported in The Wall Street Journal, several large retailers need to close hundreds of stores to reach the sales per square foot number from…
Amazon's dominance shows up again in new research of unique visitors a month. Amazon had 181 million in March, compared to Wal-Mart's 91 million.
Target announced this week that it would raise the minimum wage for its workers to $10 an hour. Investors are speculating whether this is a public relations move.
A recent survey of grocery shoppers showed that 87% were somewhat or extremely satisfied with their most recent trip to their primary grocery store.
A deeper look into Verizon's pension plan shows that the key issue is probably a combination of Obamacare and retiring baby boomers.
April 12, 2016: Markets opened higher again on Tuesday as traders ignored the new earnings season that “officially” got off to a bumpy start with Alcoa missing revenue expectations. Earnings expectations have…
Spring is not even a month old and Wal-Mart has already begun a Spring MegaRollback promotion on nearly 900 items.
Paul Ausick If the Dow Jones Industrial Average passes its previous record high of 18,292 set last April, these five stocks likely will be the reason.
Without a lot of fanfare, Wal-Mart has begun selling a refurbished iPhone 6 with 16 gigbytes of memory for $399.
Dollar General, which has boosted its annual dividend, has received high praise from investors and analysts recently.
Wal-Mart is doing some spring cleaning of its own, clearing out hundreds of items at some very attractive prices.
Paul Ausick A carry everywhere gun policy obviouslyhas safety, ethical and political implications, but it also brings another party into play — gun retailers.
It didn't take long for the price of the new Apple iPhone SE to drop. In fact, every iPhone model will be available at Wal-Mart stores for $100 off the regular price…
If you ever want to know what happens when you see an analyst issue new coverage that goes against the grain, look no further than the latest Barclays retail segment call.
McDonald's will chase other American companies more deeply into Asian markets on the gamble that it can accelerate global growth bogged down by poor results in its home market.
