by Mike Stenger
You're probably familiar with the blank, weathered walls of storefronts that fell victim to the "retail apocalypse."
Some have been bare for years, while others are freshly scraped.
While brick-and-mortar retailers – and retail stocks – are falling out of favor, one company is turning the misfortunes of companies like Sears and Toys R Us into nationwide growth.
The Dow Jones today will sink briefly as Capitol Hill officials whisper prospects of impeachment in light of the Mueller report findings.
Also affecting the Dow: another busy week of earnings reports, and investors eyeing developments around the Chinese economy.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will rise only by a small margin after modest earnings reports from Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE: GS) and Citigroup (NYSE: C).
The Dow Jones today will get a small boost from investors anticipating the release of positive jobs and inflation data from the Federal Reserve's March meeting.
President Trump continues to explore tariffs on Europe, and Netflix may purchase a legendary Hollywood venue.
More on these and other DJIA impacts below.
Following two days of trade talks in the Chinese Capital, President Donald Trump reported that negotiations are going "very well."
Reports indicate that progress is being made in convincing China to buy more US-made goods.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 107-point decline this morning as concerns about Italy's debt burden and NAFTA negotiations weighed on investor sentiment.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 23 points in premarket hours as the Federal Reserve indicated that it will raise interest rates for the third time this year.
The U.S. Central Bank concludes its two-day meeting on monetary policy this afternoon.
The Dow Jones today is set to rise as Republicans get closer to passing the tax reform bill.
Dow futures are up 100 points this morning as markets cheer on the passage of the new tax reform bill in the Senate.
The Dow Jones today is flat in pre-market hours as Fed Chair Janet Yellen will make a historic announcement today…
The Fed is set to announce more details about unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet at today's FOMC meeting.
by Casey Wilson
Wal-Mart — the infamous low-price retailer — is ditching its most well-known pricing strategy in an effort to compete with e-commerce leviathan Amazon.com.
And its customers are not happy about it...
