DG Dollar General Corporation

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Costco's Q4 earnings beat highlights membership strength, digital growth and warehouse expansion as investors assess growth amid valuation and margin concerns.

Dollar General (DG) just rolled out a same day delivery partnership with Instacart that starts with roughly 7,000 stores and is planned to reach about 20,000 locations across 48 states this fall. These delivery and merchandising moves come after a mixed run for Dollar General’s stock, with the share price down 10.36% year to date but up 6.46% over the past 90 days, while the 1 year total shareholder return of 21.07% indicates improving momentum. Scan how Dollar General’s delivery pivot...

The supermarket chain has ended its efforts to compete with Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar for one reason.

Dollar General (NYSE:DG) has partnered with Instacart to offer same-day delivery of everyday essentials to customers across the United States. The service is scheduled to roll out across thousands of Dollar General locations in multiple states before expanding nationwide. Shoppers will be able to order a broad mix of household items and groceries from Dollar General through Instacart’s online and app-based platform. This new Instacart delivery tie up at Dollar General sits alongside wider...

Tariff refunds lift Dollar General's Q2 margins and EPS while funding promotions, lower prices and customer initiatives.

For millions of shoppers it’s the only store nearby, and that’s what makes this fix hard to escape.

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The stock market is facing a triple threat to start the week, but there’s reason to hope it can overcome all three of its nemeses. Oil prices and bond yields are putting stocks under pressure, while artificial-intelligence safety fears are also back. Brent crude prices have jumped around 4% back above $100 a barrel after the U.S. and Iran failed to broker a deal to end the war in the Middle East.

As consumers compare prices and look for deals, manufacturers may have less room to raise prices without losing sales.

Even families making six figures are struggling, so how can you succeed in this tough economy? Check out this warning from the Dollar General CEO and learn how to make your money work in hard times.

Dollar General Corporation (NYSE:DG) was upgraded from Hold to Buy at HSBC on September 24. Analyst Daniela Bretthauer raised her price target to $160 from $125. The shares rose 1.60% to close at $122.53. The new target sits well above the average across Wall Street, which is closer to $137. HSBC is arguing that the […]

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Costco tops Q4 earnings and revenue estimates as comparable sales rise 9.4% and digitally enabled sales jump 19.5% amid broad-based growth.

Cost concerns have long challenged e-grocery, and addressing the issue is becoming more urgent as consumer price sensitivity rises, executives of the companies said.

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Walmart, Target and Dollar General are scaling retail media through ads, customer data, e-commerce and stores, each taking a distinct path to growth.

Investing.com -- HSBC upgraded Dollar General (NYSE: DG) to Buy from Hold on Thursday, saying the discount retailer's turnaround is firmly underway and its shares look too cheap.

Instacart (NasdaqGS:CART), operated by Maplebear, announced an expanded relationship with Dollar General to provide same-day delivery from thousands of stores across the United States. The business is adding Gopuff inventory into the Instacart Marketplace, giving customers access to rapid delivery convenience items through Instacart’s app and website. Gopuff’s arrival on the platform also feeds into Instacart’s retail media offering, increasing available ad inventory for brands targeting...

The partnership expands Instacart’s reach into Dollar General’s everyday retail business, adding a large new store network to its same-day delivery platform.

Oil at the pump above $4 and mortgage rates near 7% are squeezing budgets, yet value-focused retailers sit right in the crosshairs of that stress. When shoppers trade down to stretch each paycheck, some discount stocks could gain new attention while others struggle to protect profitability. This article explains the broader environment and then examines three U.S. value-focused retailers that appear especially exposed to the current war, inflation, and interest rate backdrop. The stocks...

Costco enters Q4 earnings with strong sales, membership and digital momentum, while margin pressure and a premium valuation keep investors cautious.

Dollar General scales its DG Media Network across digital and in-store channels as it targets ad growth and gross margin improvement.

Target's Roundel ad business grows nearly 20% in fiscal Q2 2026, boosting higher-margin non-merchandise revenues and supporting margin performance.

Value and convenience are still top of mind for inflation-weary shoppers, writes a Bernstein analyst.

Dollar Tree's sales and traffic gains support its rebound, but tariff-refund benefits and rising costs leave margin durability in focus.

Dollar Tree raises its fiscal 2026 adjusted EPS outlook after stronger Q2 execution and tariff refunds, while reinvesting heavily in pricing and stores.

Dollar Tree's stronger sales, traffic and earnings lift its outlook, but tariff volatility and reinvestment keep margins in focus.

Dollar General's Renovate and Elevate remodels target stronger mature-store productivity, with annualized comp-sales lifts of about 6% and 3%.

Target expects the fiscal 2026 underlying operating margin to top 2025 by about 50 basis points as gross margin improves despite higher SG&A costs.

ROST, DLTR and DG are backed by value-focused strategies, improving estimates and store initiatives that could support growth.

As the craze of earnings season draws to a close, here’s a look back at some of the most exciting (and some less so) results from Q2. Today, we are looking at non-discretionary retail stocks, starting with Dollar General (NYSE:DG).

Attain CEO Brian Mandelbaum discusses how data from Dollar General (DG) and Target (TGT) illustrate the split forming between US consumer incomes and their spending abilities.

In September 2026, Dollar General introduced the exclusive Simply for You by Hallmark Holiday 2026 Collection, offering more than 30 festive décor, entertaining essentials and gift items priced between US$1 and US$15, with over 70% under US$5, across about 19,500 stores in 48 states. This collaboration with Hallmark underscores Dollar General’s push to attract value-conscious holiday shoppers with curated, low-cost seasonal assortments that could complement its broader value proposition. Now...

A six-figure paycheck no longer means what the retailer assumed

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"Having 2,000 items at or below $1 is very meaningful for the consumer, always has, but especially in this environment."

The sale of 5,578 shares appears to be a routine transaction.

The retailer is seeing a shift it can’t afford to ignore

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Target's 34.4% six-month rally is backed by stronger traffic, digital momentum and higher-margin growth, but its valuation now tops its one-year median.

Dollar General (NYSE:DG) executives said the retailer expects its core customers to remain under pressure through the second half of 2026, while the company continues to pursue margin recovery, delivery expansion and value-focused merchandising initiatives. Chief Executive Officer Todd Vasos said s

Dollar General has delivered mixed share performance over different time frames, and the swings raise a straightforward question for anyone looking at the ticker today. Is the current price really in line with what the retailer's cash flows can support over the longer run? Over the past 5 years, the stock has declined 38.2%, which puts the spotlight firmly on whether the cash that Dollar General can generate still lines up with where the market values it today. Recent profit growth and plans...

Dollar General (DG) drew fresh attention after its better than expected Q2 2026 earnings, which analysts cited as a key driver behind a 2.5% share price move on August 27. Recent trading paints a mixed picture for Dollar General. The 1 month share price return of 4.78% and 90 day gain of 13.56% suggest momentum has been building again, even though the year to date share price return is down 5.59% and the 5 year total shareholder return is down 36.66%. Spot fresh momentum in Dollar General,...

Mixue sells 45-cent ice cream cones out of 47,000 stores. The blueprint came from watching how Dollar General beat Walmart.