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The retail apocalypse -- which was caused by expanding e-commerce marketplaces, the decline of malls, and a shrinking middle class -- wiped out many retailers over the past decade. The Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated that destructive downturn.

Shares of Realty Income (NYSE:O) gained 0.86% over the past month, bringing its year-to-date gain to 9.45%. In addition to outperforming the S&P 500’s gain of 8.61% in 2025, O has provided shareholders with a dividend currently yielding 5.60%. Realty Income remains a staple in dividend investors’ portfolios. The commercial REIT dividend — which pays out monthly and has for 659 consecutive months — is a large reason investors are confident in the stock moving forward. Another reason: its expanding footprint in the European market that has seen commercial properties with long-term net lease agreements added to its +13,000-property portfolio in the U.K., Spain and other countries. Billing itself “The Monthly Dividend Company,” the real estate investment trust (REIT) blazed a new path in the field that numerous other REITs now follow. The track record of payments for O is remarkable, and since being listed on the NYSE in 1994, the REIT has increased its divi

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Retail sales surged in June despite price pressures, making AMZN, DLTR, AAP, CASY and LEVI stocks to watch now.

Two stocks that are greatly outperforming the market in 2025 just signaled further confidence. They just announced big-time share buyback authorizations, providing both repurchase capacity equal to 10% or more of their market capitalizations.

There are typically only two reasons management teams implement buyback programs. The first is that the stock is trading at a valuation that is too cheap to pass up an opportunity to compound a business's capital internally and in a more controlled environment.

DLTR boosts shareholder value with a new $2.5B repurchase plan, underscoring strong cash flow and disciplined capital use.

Dollar Tree, Inc. (NASDAQ:DLTR) said on Wednesday evening it has authorized a new $2.5 billion share repurchase program, signaling confidence in its long-term strategy just days after completing the $1 billion sale of its Family Dollar business. The buyback plan, which matches the company's previous authorization from September 2021, represents approximately 11.5% of Dollar Tree's current market capitalization.