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A popular shop among kids, teens, tweens and young adults has partnered with Uber Eats, making their "extreme-value" products deliverable doorsteps nationwide. The American chain — which offers items priced between $1 and $5 — has more than 1,800 locations spanning across 45 states. Five Below and Uber Eats announced a partnership on Thursday. “Five Below is a go-to destination for fun, trendy, and affordable products — and now, customers can get their favorites delivered on-demand,” said Hashim Amin, Head of Grocery & Retail for Uber Eats North America. “Whether it’s a last-minute birthday gift, a Friday night snack haul, or just a spontaneous treat, we’re thrilled to unlock even more convenience and value through this exciting partnership.” Five Below's new online accessibility will allow fans of the shop to order "top brand" toys, games, candy, graphic tees, tech, crafts, room décor, beauty and more. "No slumber party, game night, or snack run left behind," the co

Shares of Dollar General (DG 1.82%) have had a great run so far in 2025 and are outperforming the S&P 500 by a wide margin. At this point, investors looking at the low-price retailer need to carefully consider its valuation.

The dollar stores, such as Dollar General NYSE: DG and Dollar Tree NASDAQ: DLTR, have stock prices trading at discount levels in 2025. The discounts were deserved, driven by sluggish retail business and much-needed rationalizations that are now underway.

Dollar General (DG 1.31%) has a long history of outperforming in tough economic times. In 2008 and 2009, the discount retailer reported growth in same-store sales (comps) of about 9% each year, even while the rest of the retail sector and the broad economy was reeling from the financial crisis.

As of June 5, 2025, two stocks in the consumer staples sector could be flashing a real warning to investors who value momentum as a key criteria in their trading decisions.

With shares down more than half from an all-time high of $248 reached in 2022, Dollar General (DG -0.71%) is a fallen star that has caught the attention of value-hungry investors. Challenges like pandemic-era inflation wreaked havoc on its low-cost business model, ceding ground to larger retailers like Walmart.

Dollar General CEO Todd Vasos said the retailer is attracting more middle- and higher-income earners looking for value, as economic concerns continue to weigh.

Live Updates Live Coverage Updates appear automatically as they are published. Sour Apple 2:05 pm by Gerelyn Terzo One Wall Street analyst firm is taking aim at Big Tech stock Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL). Needham analysts believe AAPL shares are too frothy, downgrading shares to “hold” from “buy.” The analyst firm also withdrew its price target of $225 per share, saying that the $170-$180 range reflects a more reasonable entry point. AAPL shares are relatively flat today. The Nasdaq Composite is holding onto a gain of 0.43%. Citi Downgrades This Nuclear Stock 11:30 am by Gerelyn Terzo Wall Street firm Citi has downgraded shares of Constellation Energy (NYSE: CEG) on the heels of the utility’s long-term power arrangement with Big Tech company Meta (Nasdaq: META). Citi analysts attached a high-risk label to CEG stock, saying that it will miss out on premium pricing for its nuclear power, with a price target of $318. After yesterday’s rally, CEG shares are fal

Live Updates Live Coverage Updates appear automatically as they are published. Apple in Crosshairs 2:11 pm by Gerelyn Terzo Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) stock has a target on its back. Wall Street firm Needham has downgraded shares of the Big Tech stock to “hold” from “buy,” arguing the stock is hovering at frothy levels. Needham also pulled its $225 price target, noting a $170-$180 range would be an acceptable entry point. Apple shares were largely unchanged today, while the SPY ETF is up 0.26%. Citi Takes Aim at CEG 11:35 am by Gerelyn Terzo Wall Street analyst firm Citi has reduced its rating on Constellation Energy (NYSE: CEG) shares in response to the utility’s long-term power agreement with Mag 7 stock Meta (Nasdaq: META). Analysts at Citi now classify CEG stock as high-risk, arguing that the company will forgo the opportunity for premium pricing on its nuclear-generated electricity. They have set a price target of $318. CEG shares are falling 3% today after

Dollar General Corporation DG reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings and raised its full-year outlook on Tuesday.