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The late great Charlie Munger really played a huge role in shaping Warren Buffett's investment philosophy over the decades.

Many younger Americans are opting to forego car ownership in the era of ride-hailing. It’s not just costly to buy or finance a new vehicle in this tough inflation-plagued economy, but car insurance, gas (or charges if you’re using an electric vehicle), regular maintenance, oil changes, tolls, and parking (as well as the occasional ticket) really do add up. And while you can Uber (or Lyft) to most places in the city, one does forgo a bit of freedom to go on those spontaneous road trips or bulk hauls over at the local Costco. Indeed, with grocery delivery becoming the new norm for many young families and ride-hailing the new way to get around, I’d argue that the most economically viable move is to stick with ride-hailing rather than vehicle ownership. At the end of the day, it’s nice and flashy to have your own car, but it’s a liability and a very expensive one to park in your garage. While lifestyle should definitely play a major role in one’s decisio

As consumer confidence dips, SFM and three retail peers stand tall with strong models, loyal shoppers and solid growth outlooks.

COST's Q3 comp sales surge 8%, with its Other International segment outpacing the United States and Canada on growth and ticket gains.

Lululemon is going after Costco, saying it ripped off its chinos and yoga jackets. The athleisure brand filed a lawsuit on Friday, saying Costco had created "confusingly similar" dupes.

Warehouse retailer Costco Wholesale (COST 0.25%) may sell goods at affordable prices, but the stock is pretty expensive. Costco investors have pocketed a total return of 2,320% over the last 15 years, leaving the S&P 500 index far behind at a 663% gain.

Unless you've been sleeping under a rock for the past three years, you're fully aware of just how much artificial intelligence (AI) has taken over the narratives in the stock market and the broader economy. Some lucky investors have gotten a lot more prosperous thanks to their well-timed investments in the companies that have led the charge on this new tech.

Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ:COST) is a retail titan that's rewarded shareholders handsomely over the past several years.

Canadian athletic wear maker Lululemon sued Costco in California federal court on Friday, alleging that the wholesaler sells "knockoff" sweatshirts, jackets and pants that unlawfully copy its products.

Zacks.com users have recently been watching Costco (COST) quite a bit. Thus, it is worth knowing the facts that could determine the stock's prospects.