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The executive's $87,200 buy signals confidence despite company losses and a challenging retail environment.

The once-struggling retailer just reported a second-consecutive solid quarter just one year after a new CEO took over. Connect the dots.

The cosmetics company reported a notable insider sale amid a 17% drop in stock price over the past year.

The company is reporting some of its best performance in years.

Walmart shares fell more than 9% after reporting its fiscal Q2 results.

The investor's concentrated wager could represent a pivot from "pick-and-shovel" AI plays to hyperscaler stocks.

Costco still has plenty of revenue growth potential as it looks to international markets to set up new warehouses and boost sales.

The recovery is happening.

It's down 34% over the past year, which makes its valuation much more attractive.

The leading toothpaste brand offers a high yield and could pay dividends for a lifetime.

Walmart is hitting a rough patch now, but history has shown the company keeps rewarding shareholders who stick by it.

Etsy operates on a platform business model.

Costco commands incredible customer retention due to the excellent value it has delivered for decades.

Nike is working to accelerate innovation across the enterprise.

The two off-price giants reported the same 13 weeks, a day apart. The market read them very differently -- and the second-half plans say why.

Abel has been increasing Berkshire's position in a less-followed mid-cap stock.

Looking for dependable income from brands people use every day? These three consumer dividend stocks are worth a closer look.

Target just increased its quarterly dividend again.

Alphabet's value proposition was so appealing that even Buffett and Abel could not ignore it.

Given the nature of this business, investors can't really ignore macroeconomic conditions.