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Despite challenging economic conditions, the consumer staples industry, of which grocery stores are a part, is expected to perform steadily due to the inelastic demand it enjoys. Therefore, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong grocery store chain stocks Walmart (WMT), Kroger (KR), and Sprouts Farmers (SFM). Read more.

MIAMI — If you bought melons sold at Kroger, Schnucks, Walmart, its big box club offspring, Sam’s Club or other chains, they might’ve been harvested or packed by H-2A visa workers provided by Los Villatoros Harvesting, a Bartow company run by Bladimir Moreno. If they were, that fruit reached your…

Leading retailer Walmart (WMT) delivered solid top-line growth in its last reported quarter and raised its full-year sales outlook. WMT’s diversified business model, competitive pricing, and growing online presence continue to position the company to witness sustained growth. Hence, it could be wise to invest in this top big-box retailer…

The $1.50 hot dog and soda combo at the Costco food court, which somehow hasn't changed its price since the 1980s, is something of a legend, like Prometheus stealing fire, or George Santos' resume. The loss leader has brought customers in droves to Costco's warehouses over the years, a fact…

Amid sky-high inflation and consecutive big rate hikes, recessionary fears are looming. We believe fundamentally sound and stable dividend-paying stocks Walmart (WMT), AbbVie (ABBV), Coca-Cola Company (KO), and International Paper Company (IP) could be ideal investments to navigate a bear market. Read more.

September inflation report came in hotter than expected, increasing the chances of aggressive interest rate hikes later this year. Since analysts expect the economy to tip into a recession next year, dividend-paying stocks Walmart (WMT), Coca-Cola (KO), and Greif (GEF), which are backed by solid fundamentals, could help you plan…

The pain at the pump isn't slowing down, but it's possible to save.

A California-based autonomous trucking company will begin making deliveries to 34 Sam’s Club locations in Dallas-Fort Worth, beginning in July.