An expert in exchange-traded funds focuses his recommendations on 3 key sectors.
Dollar General and J.M. Smucker report earnings. April new construction starts data is due. May vehicle sales to be released. Samsung's Galaxy S4 has been a strong seller.
US markets are set to decline at the open as investors seek hints from the Fed about how long its stimulus program will last.
The world's largest retailer crushes most competitors except for dollar stores. Is this about to change?
Electronic Arts is downgraded to 'sell,' and AOL is initiated with an 'outperform.'
A more than 30-cent drop from last year puts cash back in consumers' pockets and could help counter recent cuts.
Can the tech giant continue to grow without finding a way to appeal to the budget-conscious members of our society?
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