Bill Peters is a Reporter at Investor's Business Daily. He specializes in finance, trading, and business economics, with a keen focus on retail and consumer packaged goods. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications including The Roar, Yahoo Finance, and MarketWatch.
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Consumers have cut back on salad purchases, as the cyclospora outbreak keeps them wary of lettuce. And now makers of salad dressing may be feeling the pain.
The retailer has added more snacks and changed up its presentation as it tries to become a destination for food purchases.
As Target proceeds with its turnaround plan, the big-box retailer is betting on things like an ambitious grocery-section revamp, more snacks and new Legos.
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By: Bill Peters
Recent earnings results suggest that the typical shopper is ‘employed, still spending, and increasingly disciplined about it.’
By: Britney Nguyen, Bill Peters
Nvidia is due to report earnings on Wednesday, and “a very broad universe of companies” is tied to the themes that the chip giant represents.
By: Bill Peters
Visa and Mastercard shares notched their first record closes in more than a year, helping to paint a picture of sturdy consumer spending despite an array of pressures on American shoppers.
By: Bill Peters
Dick’s Sporting Goods has faced challenges fixing Foot Locker since acquiring it last year. Some skeptics are asking: “Why buy it in the first place?”
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By: Bill Peters
Dollar Tree says a helium squeeze has hit sales of balloons and party supplies. Researchers note this could foreshadow higher costs for other industries that depend on the gas.
