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Retail Stocks
Retail stocks are companies that operate and sell finished goods via physical storefronts, often in direct competition with e-commerce businesses. Retailers are also largely dependent on the health of the greater economy for strong earnings figures. Some of the biggest retailers by market capitalization include the likes of Target, Costco, and Walmart

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Target turns 50 this year, and may be getting too big to grow further. Here are four ways the chain hopes to attract new customers without expanding.
Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn Resigns
The departure of Brian Dunn adds yet another layer of turmoil at the ailing retailer, which is in the midst of a strategy overhaul.
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Concept restaurants either become fads or favorites. Chipotle is the latter right now and still has momentum -- but at some point its valuation will contract.
J.C. Penney Will Cut 900 Jobs
The company is looking to get more of a start-up feel -- and moving to trim jobs in order to continue their streamlining and cost-cutting efforts.
Same-Store Sales Growth Springs Up Again
An early Easter and warm weather keep the happy streak going (for some), including upside surprises at Target, Macy’s and others.
5 Things Wal-Mart Has That Amazon Doesn’t
Amazon is threatening Wal-Mart as the No. 1 shopping destination. But Wal-Mart succeeds in some areas where Amazon fails. Take a look.
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Three months ago, several stocks near 52-week highs looked poised to break out. And boy, did they. Here's five of the best breakout performances from Q1 2012.
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Best Buy posted a huge loss that has shaken up investors and Wall Street. The company is shaking up the business model, so patience -- not panic -- is in order.
Thursday Apple Rumors: Tim Cook Visits Foxconn Plant
Apple's CEO visited a newly opened plant and met personally with Foxconn employees as part of his ongoing corporate diplomacy mission to China.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Apple May Offer iPad Refund
Apple has openly discussed offering refunds to dissatisfied Australian purchasers -- who complain of incompatibility with the country's 4G networks.
Insider Selling at Green Mountain Coffee
The chairman and two directors sold huge chunks of GMCR just weeks before SBUX announced its single-cup brewer.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: Australian Regulator Targets Apple
Australia's Competition & Consumer Commission accuses iPad maker of breaching consumer law -- and will be bringing a complaint to Melbourne's Federal Court.
Warning: Coffee Prices Are Headed Up
Right now, prices aren't reflecting a supply-demand squeeze, but they will. That's bad news for a slew of popular stocks.
U.S. Retailers Go Global (With Some Technical Support)
Tapping lucrative international markets is a necessity for growth, but that's not so easy without major improvements to e-commerce software.
Monday Apple Rumors: Chinese iPad Smuggling on the Rise
U.S. West Coast liaisons snap up iPads and smuggle them back into China for resale -- frequently at more than twice their retail price.
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