Dollar General’s core consumers are “always strained” due to their economic status but also resourceful, CEO Todd Vasos said.
Economists largely expect Trump’s new tariffs on goods from China, Canada and Mexico will raise prices for consumers and ...
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Dollar General also plans to expand in 2025. Part of the company’s plan in closing nearly 100 underperforming stores—which ...
Silver rallied 4.42% on safe-haven demand and Fed cut hopes. CPI data this week could decide if silver keeps rising or ...
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Japan's core inflation likely decelerated in February from the previous month due to the resumption of energy subsidies, a ...
A top official at Costa Rica's civil aviation authority, Luis Miranda, said on Friday that service was returning to normal ...
The CEO of Dollar General has admitted that the chain is “not anticipating improvement” for core customers in 2025, amid ...
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Tariff delays seen favoring peso
MAYBANK has raised its outlook for the peso as US tariff threats are taking longer to materialize. It now expects the ...
That didn't quite happen at the time. Inflation reached more than 14% in 1980 but eventually declined to average 3.5% in the latter half of the decade, according to Federal Reserve History, a website ...
President Trump’s escalating trade wars have shaken confidence in the economy among Americans across the political spectrum, ...