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By: Brooke DiPalma
Fast-casual chains continue to outpace the wider food industry in growth as value conscious diners demand affordable prices and experiences.
By: Brooke DiPalma
路 Senior Reporter 路 3 min read The good times are expected to keep rolling at Walmart ( WMT ) as inflation-weary shoppers continue their search for value.
By: Brooke Dipalma
CEO Brian Niccol aims to brew up the perfect blend, quality coffee and opportunity.
路 Senior Reporter 路 5 min read Starbucks ( SBUX ) is trying to brew up a new chapter with its baristas as the coffee
路 Senior Reporter 路 3 min read Lowe's is likely to post another disappointing quarter as consumers remain cautious about home-related spending.
By: Brooke DiPalma
Lowe's is likely to post another disappointing quarter as consumers remain cautious about home-related spending.
By: Brooke DiPalma
On Tuesday, Wall Street is expecting Lowe's to post a Q3 revenue of $19.93 billion, a 3% drop compared to last year. Adjusted earnings per share are projected to decrease 9.62% to $2.82.
By: Brooke DiPalma
The good times keep rolling on at Walmart ( WMT ), as inflation-weary shoppers continue to search for value.
By: Brooke Dipalma
2025 could be a better year for the home improvement sector.
By: Brooke DiPalma
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