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The stock-split scene was quiet for a while before Nvidia and Walmart announced splits earlier this year, followed by Chipotle Mexican Grill's mega 50-for-1 split announcement.

There have been a few

Real estate investment trusts (REIT) are some of the best dividend stocks on the market. They typically pay a reliable, high-yielding, and growing dividend, checking off the list of what's important

So you're looking to collect $1,000 in dividend income from Walmart (NYSE: WMT). That's great -- dividend income is especially sweet because you don't have to do much to get it -- just own the

Walmart (NYSE: WMT) has been ringing up the register for investors with shares returning 29% thus far in 2024. The first-quarter results from the world's largest retailer were highlighted by solid

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Despite a broader market rally, Clorox (NYSE: CLX) is hovering around its lowest level in the last six months. The company's latest earnings report and revised guidance have added fuel to a fire of

Jim Walton is the largest shareholder of Walmart (NYSE: WMT). According to the company's latest proxy statement, the third child of company co-founder Sam Walton currently owns 31,521,372 shares

Shares of Celsius (NASDAQ: CELH) have declined more than 30% over the past month. A large portion of that decline occurred on May 28 after the latest Nielsen retail data suggested the energy drink

Shares in Costco (NASDAQ: COST) have risen 229% over the past five years, delivering the kind of growth usually reserved for tech stocks. The company ranks fifth among the world's largest retailers

On May 8 and May 10, U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), sold shares of Diageo (NYSE: DEO) and bought shares of Crown Castle (NYSE: CCI), respectively, according to June 6 filings.

Although it's

Are you on the hunt for a new "forever" dividend stock? If so, you've probably already stumbled across beverage behemoth Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO). The company's not only paid dividends like clockwork

It's inspiring to hear Walmart's (NYSE: WMT) story. Founder Sam Walton opened the company's first discount store in Arkansas in the early 1960s. It's grown to become the world's largest retailer.

Consumer demand for basics like food and cleaning supplies is persistent, but it's not like selling these goods is a high-growth business. Indeed, retailing tends to be a slow-growth industry. Most

Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST) has been a reliable market-beating stock for ages. The company operates under a warehouse model that breeds loyalty and sales growth, and it also pays a dividend

One of the most notable trends for investors this year is the resurgence in the popularity of stock splits. The ongoing bull market is fueling a rise in stock prices, as evidenced by stock split

If I pointed out that Walmart (NYSE: WMT) was a $650 billion retail business, no one would bat an eye -- we all know it's huge. But if I said that Walmart was a $100 billion e-commerce platform

Don't worry, everyone. Costco Wholesale's (NASDAQ: COST) new CFO has confirmed that the famous $1.50 hot dog and soda lunch combo is not going away anytime soon. The warehouse chain has kept the hot

Stock splits are back in vogue.

After several years with hardly any stock splits on the market, big companies now seem to be eager to reverse course. Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), for example, just became

If I had to summarize my investment approach, it would be buying companies with strong dividend track records that currently have historically attractive yields. That's exactly what you'll find with

Investors often try to get rich quick, buying shares of stocks that are rocketing higher. The problem is that those stocks sometimes flame out in the end. A more reliable way to build generational

Retailer Walmart (NYSE: WMT), long known for its thin-margin, discount-pricing model, has celebrated a series of financially successful years as it reaps the rewards of its technology investments.

Stepping into a new stake in Walmart (NYSE: WMT) right now might be a bit uncomfortable. Shares are up nearly 30% since October's low, and higher to the tune of 65% from their mid-2022 bottom (and

Stock-split fever is running rampant.

Walmart infected some investors earlier this year with its first stock split in over 20 years, conducted in February. Chipotle Mexican Grill got temperatures