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Five Below raised its fiscal 2026 outlook after a Q2 beat, as stronger traffic, margins and product newness lifted its earnings trajectory.

Jim Cramer is sounding an alarm about a beloved retailer that loyal shoppers treat as bulletproof, and the numbers behind his warning point toward a corner of retail that most investors still underestimate.

Dollar General recently reported second-quarter 2026 results showing higher sales of US$11,290.38 million and net income of US$550.32 million, raised its full-year earnings guidance, affirmed its quarterly US$0.59 dividend, reiterated plans for approximately 4,730 real estate projects, and announced an AI-driven forecasting and replenishment partnership with RELEX Solutions. Alongside these updates, the company outlined a planned 2026 retirement for long-serving Executive Vice President and...

Vasos highlights accelerating share gains amid constrained consumer spending.

Dollar General tops Q2 earnings and sales estimates as same-store sales rose 3.5%, margins expanded and full-year guidance increased.

Dollar General Corp (DG) reports a 5.2% net sales increase and a 33% EPS jump, driven by market share gains and strategic reinvestment, despite ongoing pressure on its core low-income customers.

The discount retailer posted a 33% jump in earnings per share and lifted its annual EPS outlook to $7.80–$8.00

Dollar General (NYSE:DG) reported second-quarter fiscal 2026 results that management said exceeded expectations, citing comparable-sales growth, operating-margin expansion and double-digit earnings-per-share growth. The company also raised its full-year outlook and said it plans to resume share repu

The headline numbers for Dollar General (DG) give insight into how the company performed in the quarter ended July 2026, but it may be worthwhile to compare some of its key metrics to Wall Street estimates and the year-ago actuals.

Dollar General (DG) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of +11.50% and +1.00%, respectively, for the quarter ended July 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

The stock market had wildly different reactions to Dollar Tree and Dollar General's earnings early Thursday morning. Dollar General stock shot up more than 12%, while Dollar Tree sank about 4.5%. Dollar Tree Earnings Dollar Tree reported earnings of $2.

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Investing.com -- Dollar General Corporation (NYSE: DG) reported second-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations, with the stock surging 8.4% premarket as the company also raised its full-year financial guidance.

Both discount retailers are expected to post solid growth, but their valuation, stock performance, and shareholder-return profiles offer investors two different setups heading into Q2 earnings.

Dollar General, the larger of the two main dollar stores, has traditionally sold more essentials than discretionary items, and has struggled the most in the postpandemic years.

Dollar Tree earnings and Dollar General earnings are on deck Thursday, with Five Below due next week. On Wednesday, DLTR stock and FIVE stock rose in buy zones. Early Thursday, Dollar Tree and Dollar General will report for the fiscal second quarter.

DKS misses Q2 earnings estimates as Foot Locker weakness, promotional pressure and higher costs force a sharp cut to its fiscal 2026 outlook.

KSS posts second-quarter adjusted EPS of $1.28, more than doubling year over year, as gross margin expands and fiscal 2026 earnings guidance is increased.

Two retailers report earnings the same morning, selling to the same stressed American consumer, but one belongs in a retirement portfolio and one belongs in a satellite sleeve. Knowing which is which before Thursday's open could save you from a very costly mistake.

Discount retailer Dollar General (NYSE:DG) will be reporting results this Thursday morning. Here’s what to look for.

ROST's Q2 earnings and sales beat estimates as traffic surges, margins expand and management raises its fiscal 2026 outlook.

The second quarter earnings season is nearly complete, with Nvidia’s (NVDA) Q2 results on Wednesday serving as a keystone to a remarkably strong stretch of corporate reports.

BJ's Wholesale posts Q2 earnings and revenue beats as record membership growth, traffic gains and fuel strength drive momentum and outlook.

Dollar General's Q2 earnings are likely to test whether value-driven traffic and margin initiatives can offset consumer pressure and cost headwinds.

ROST delivered Q2 earnings and sales beats as strong traffic, comparable sales growth and improved margins fuel momentum.

EL posts strong Q4 results as margin improvement, organic sales growth and broad regional gains support continued momentum into fiscal 2027.

EL beats fiscal fourth-quarter estimates as sales rise 6%, fueled by Skin Care and Fragrance growth and sharply higher operating income.

TJX beats second-quarter earnings and sales estimates as comparable sales rise 4%, margins improve, and full-year adjusted guidance moves higher.

Walmart heads into Q2 earnings with e-commerce momentum and a stronger profit mix, but fuel costs, cautious consumers and a premium valuation temper the setup.

Target heads into Q2 earnings with rising estimates, an earnings-beat setup and stronger merchandising, though costs and tough comparisons remain key risks.