Global food prices continue to exert significant pressure on households and economies worldwide, with the latest data revealing a persistent upward trend and dire consequences, particularly for vulnerable populations. While some commodity prices have seen recent moderation, the overall cost of food remains elevated, leading to increased hunger, compromised nutrition,
CRM, ACI, and SYF are showing or forecasting important improvements in their fundamentals. They also announced key enhancements to their buyback plans.
Top large-cap gainers last week included D-Wave Quantum, Estée Lauder, Bunge, Bloom Energy, Korea Electric Power, J.B. Hunt, SanDisk, Albertsons, ON Semiconductor, and Ubiquiti — boosted by deals, product openings, strong earnings, and analyst upgrades.
Jim Cramer recommends caution with Ambiq Micro (AMBQ) and suggests Broadcom (AVGO). He dislikes Albertsons (ACI) and advises selling some Dillard's (DDS).
Publix Super Markets Inc., the Lakeland, Florida-based grocery powerhouse, has once again underscored its commitment to its unique employee-ownership model by declaring an 11.05-cent per share fourth-quarter stock dividend. This announcement, made around October 2, 2025, sets the stage for a tangible reward to its dedicated workforce, with payments
Publix Super Markets Inc., the privately held, employee-owned grocery giant, has declared an 11.05-cent per share fourth-quarter stock dividend, set to be paid on November 3, 2025, to stockholders of record as of October 15, 2025. This move, while a routine financial announcement for the Lakeland, Florida-based retailer, carries
Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ: COST) is on the cusp of announcing its fourth-quarter fiscal year 2025 earnings, with analysts keenly anticipating strong results that underscore the retailer's resilience in a dynamic and challenging market. As consumers increasingly prioritize value in the face of persistent food inflation, and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN)
Walmart's (NYSE: WMT) recent earnings report sent a tremor through the stock market, as the retail behemoth's shares tumbled approximately 4.5% following the announcement of spring quarter profits that, while exceeding some consensus estimates, were perceived as lower than the exceptionally high expectations set by investors. This significant dip
A Hamilton County judge has ordered former Kroger Co. CEO Rodney McMullen to disclose reasons for his March resignation following a "personal conduct" investigation.
