Big Lots Inc Stock News

Big Lots' (BIG) strategic move to bolster liquidity and enhance borrowing capacity signals a proactive stance in navigating dynamic market conditions.

Big Lots' (BIG) launch of Asia-based buying offices represents a strategic leap forward in its quest to offer customers unparalleled value and variety.

While Michael Burry undoubtedly pulled off one of the most masterful stock market maneuvers during the 2008 crisis with his ‘Big Short,' Burry's performance since has been checkered, albeit leaning

Much has been said about some of Michael Burry's recent relatively questionable stock market decisions such as the bet on the Chinese technology and e-commerce giant, Alibaba (NASDAQ: BABA), or his be

Big Lots' (BIG) fourth-quarter fiscal 2023 results reflect lower sales. However, the company saw sequential improvement in comps and gross margin.

Big Lots (BIG) on Thursday reported a wider than expected quarterly loss, as well as a decline in revenue, as demand slowed and the company faced cost pressures.

Big Lots (BIG) came out with a quarterly loss of $0.28 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of $0.12. This compares to loss of $0.28 per share a year ago.

This week, the Fed affirmed a “higher for longer” stance that could send some investors' dreams tumbling down — particularly affecting these three stocks to sell. While each has had ups and down

Identifying potential risks before they materialize into financial downturns is a must-have skill in the stock market. As the market shifts and companies face adversities, a vigilant eye on potential

Big Lots (BIG) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Signs of distress at retailers Big Lots Inc., Express and the Children's Place could spell more trouble for the reeling commercial-real-estate market, according to Barclays Research.

Shares of Big Lots Inc. were in danger of having their worst day in four years on Monday, after Loop Capital warned investors away from the discount home essentials retailer, citing a “precarious”

The stock market is soaring. But the prosperity is not necessarily being distributed equally.

All in all, it's certainly not a horrible time to be a brick-and-mortar retailer in the United States. That's because the labor market remains strong, while consumers appear to be ready to spend more

The end of the year brings with it portfolio adjustments, window dressing and tax harvesting. This results in fund managers and investors selling their losers and buying the winners.