Skyrocketing food prices have put the Teucrium Corn and other agricultural funds in the spotlight.
Why? Because receiving automotive accessories, tools and home improvement products is about as exciting as watching oil drain or plaster dry.
The retailer likes to be known for its pricier, trendier designs. But that doesn't fly in this economy.
The retailer announces a huge stock buyback at its annual meeting, and says it will reverse negative sales growth in the US.
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Users of the deal-a-day site stand to save even more money on heavier discounts. Includes video.
The IPO filing suggests a $20 billion value for the company. The Dow recovers most of a 100-point loss. Worries grow about Friday's jobs report. Citigroup, Bank of America and Wells Fargo may get downgraded.
As the weather warmed up in May, same-store sales cooled off. Here's a look at retailers showing some cracks.
As the retail giant holds its annual meeting, investors wonder: When will US sales recover?
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