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Consumer Discretionary Stocks
Consumer discretionary stocks refer to a wide range of consumer goods and services generally considered non-essential. These include car manufacturers, luxury goods, hospitality companies, and more. Many of the biggest retailers fit into the consumer discretionary umbrella. As such, especially when the economy is strong, consumer discretionary stocks tend to shine.
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Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman continues to carry the flag for JCPenney. This is why he's not as crazy as everyone thinks.
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From third-quarter earnings to Black Friday, retailers are in the news. If you're looking to add one to your portfolio, our contributors have some suggestions.
The Best and Worst U.S. Airlines in September
The 15 airlines tracked by the report posted an on-time performance of 83.3% -- worse than the 83.9% a year ago, but much better than August’s 79.1%.
Texas Instruments to Slash 1,700 Jobs
Texas Instruments will restructure its operations away from mobile chip production, eliminating 1,700 jobs.
Abercrombie & Fitch Stock: More Potential After the Pop?
After an eye-popping 34% gain, traders can expect some sort of pullback in ANF shares -- but still could be primed for a more modes climb afterward.
Toyota to Recall Nearly 3 Million Cars
Toyota is recalling almost 3 million vehicles sold around the world over faulty steering systems and defective water pumps.
Motor Trend Reveals 2013 Car of the Year
Motor Trend has named Tesla Motor's electric Model S as its Car of the Year for 2013, the first time a car without a combustion engine has been so honored.
‘Car of the Year’ Honors: Good for Tesla, But Is It Good for TSLA?
Tesla's Model S became the first unanimous Motor Trend Car of the Year winner, but recent history is a mixed bag when determining whether it will carry the company.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: Apple Stores Top Sales Per Square Foot
Apple Stores make the highest sales per square foot; iMessage is causing text messaging to decline; and Apple employees can work on special projects.
Aston Martin Up for Sale, Toyota Interested?
The Kuwaiti firm that holds a controlling stake in Aston Martin is reportedly shopping the company to potential buyers, including Toyota.
7 Reasons JCPenney Is Just Plain Ugly
Third-quarter results were awful -- and are just one example of why investors have no reason to go near the downtrodden department store.
Airline CEO: Seatbelts on Plane Are Useless
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leart has some startling things to say about seatbelts on his planes: namely, that he thinks they're useless.
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Now that both companies have released their first earnings reports as separate outfits, it's time to see what the results reveal about their stocks.
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President Obama's reelection opens up the possibilities for investors looking at "glocal" opportunities and in the energy sector.
Taco Bell Expands Desserts and Snacks
Taco Bell has announced its latest menu additions: A new line of dessert and snack items for those hungry in the afternoon.
Stocks at New Highs, New Lows for 11/8
Get the scoop on today's big moves. Learn about one stock hitting a new 52-week high, and one finding a new 52-week low on Thursday, Nov. 8.
