Daniel Jones
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Dan is a Select Freelance writer for The Motley Fool. He focuses primarily on the Consumer Goods sector but also likes to dive in on interesting topics involving energy, industrials, and macroeconomics!
Recent Articles by Daniel Jones

Mar 18, 2014
by Daniel Jones
The Chase Is Finally Over Between Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank
After months of tough offers, Men's Wearhouse finally agreed to acquire Jos. A. Bank in a deal valued at $1.8 billion. What does this deal mean for the Foolish investor? Is it a sign of better times to come, or is the acquisition a mistake?

Mar 17, 2014
by Daniel Jones
Why J.C. Penney's Home-Goods Move Is No Game-Changer...Yet!
Now that J.C. Penney announced it would be relaunching its home-goods section, some investors might think the move will greatly improve operations. While this is a possibility, shareholders shouldn't base their investment thesis on the latest development.

Mar 16, 2014
by Daniel Jones
Is This the End of Costco's High-Flying Growth?
After Costco reported earnings that fell short of analyst expectations, some investors might be wondering if the retailer still provides the same opportunities it once did. Given this concern, is now the time to buy, or should investors consider Wal-Mart, Target, or Whole Foods?

Mar 8, 2014
by Daniel Jones
Urban Outfitters Shareholders Should Be Cautious Heading Into Earnings?
On Mar. 10, Urban Outfitters will report its financial performance for the fourth quarter of its 2013 fiscal year. Heading into earnings, is the company a strong buy or should investors consider either Abercrombie & Fitch or Aeropostale?

Mar 5, 2014
by Daniel Jones
Finally Someone’s Head Rolls Following Target’s Massive Data Breach
After months of fighting with its data breach and trying to mitigate damage to its operations, Target has finally fired someone associated with its failed controls. Is this a sign that its tough times are over or is this just the tip of the iceberg?
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