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Dividend Aristocrats may shine again if the Fed causes another bad year for the stock market

ETFs holding the Dividend Aristocrats fared well during the down market in 2022, and still-rising interest rates may set up a similar environment for investors.

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Nike stock rises as profit beats estimates and inventories fall

Nike on Thursday reported a first-quarter profit that beat expectations, although sales came up just shy of expectations.

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Back-to-School Sneaker Sales Were So-So It s a Bad Sign for the Holidays

Inflation and high interest rates mean parents continue to spend with restraint.

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How much are customers treating themselves? Shoes, skiing, wine and fancy groceries are in focus with this week s earnings

The tail end of the second-quarter earnings season lies ahead, but the companies reporting results will offer a check-in with a wealthier consumer.

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Adidas CEO says Kanye West didn t mean his antisemitic remarks

Adidas Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden recently said he didn't believe that Kanye West "meant what he said," regarding the megastar's antisemitic remarks that.

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