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Amazon (AMZN) reported robust third-quarter results, wherein it beat both earnings and revenue estimates. Amazon's cloud computing platform, a record-high Prime Day and a rapidly growing ad sales busi

The United States witnessed a substantial economic growth in the third quarter of 2023, with the real gross domestic product growing at an annual rate of 4.9%, beating the economists' expectations of

Per NRF, participation in Halloween-related activities will bounce back to pre-pandemic levels, with 73% of consumers planning to celebrate the holiday this year, up from 69% in 2022 and 68% in 2019.

Amazon has lost 0.5% over the past three months and underperformed the industry, with an average decline of 7%. The underperformance might reverse if the online behemoth comes up with an earnings beat

The Census Bureau's Advance Retail Sales Report for September revealed a 0.7% increase in headline sales compared to August. This marks the sixth consecutive month consumer spending has increased.

With the 2023 holidays around the corner, it's time to look at top exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to buy. Sure, it's a bit early.

The VanEck Retail ETF invests across 25 retail industry stocks. Amazon.com represents a significant portion of the fund's weighting, raising concerns about concentration. The fund has performed well h

America's largest retailer, Walmart (WMT), is garnering Wall Street's attention with its impressive stock performance.

Amazon pulled in about $423.7 billion in market cap since the beginning of its longest monthly winning streak since July 2011. History suggests that the outperformance could continue in September.

As August ended, Amazon AMZN celebrated a noteworthy achievement. The e-commerce giant has capped off six successive months of stock price gains, marking its lengthiest run of monthly growth since Jul

Hey VettaFi Voices, the question this week is “Have we avoided recession?” There are differing opinions all around, but some reputable sources like Goldman Sachs are saying it's increasingly unlik

Some consumer discretionary stocks have performed better than others. Luxury, homebuilding, and travel have been a bright spots.

Total earnings from 96.3% of the sector's total market capitalization reported so far are up 23.9% on 5.5% higher revenues, with 78.6% beating EPS estimates and 57.1% beating revenue estimates.

Last week, retail sales increased more than expected. It pointed to a resilient consumer despite the Fed's efforts to temper inflation.

Walmart (WMT) reported robust second-quarter fiscal 2024 results, wherein it surpassed both earnings and revenue estimates and raised its outlook for the full year.