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Brooke DiPalma's coverage primarily focuses on sales & marketing, finance & economy, and product promotions within the beverage and retail industries. She often cites data and provides investment analysis in her articles.
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By: Brooke DiPalma, Matt Frankel
Starbucks (SBUX) is one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com visitors lately. So, it might be a good idea to review some of the factors that might affect the near-term performance of the stock.
By: Brooke DiPalma
Home Depot ( HD ) earnings will give an inside look at the state of the US consumer.
US shoppers under pressure are expected to spend less at Home Depot, but the home improvement retailer may make up some of the loss with professional consumers.
By: Brooke DiPalma
ยท Where's the beef chicken? Food chains are pushing chicken, as the cheaper protein is easier for consumers' tightening wallets, aligns with healthy eating trends, and allows companies more room for innovation.
By: Brooke DiPalma
ยท Higher grocery bills are here to stay. Overall food prices were unchanged month over month in April, while food inflation increased 2.2% year over year, per the U.S.
By: Brooke DiPalma
Walmart ( WMT ) wowed Wall Street yet again, causing shares to jump nearly 7% in pre-market trading.
By: Brooke Dipalma
The retail giant posted strong numbers as Americans look to stretch their dollars.
Walmart (WMT) wowed Wall Street once again, sending its shares up about 6% in early trading Thursday.
The retail giant posted strong numbers as Americans look to stretch their dollars.
By: Jared Blikre, Brooke DiPalma
The major indexes ( ^DJI ^IXIC ^GSPC ) have been hitting new highs this week, fueled by a cooler CPI print signaling moderating inflation, the
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