Dollar General Corporation DG has made an impressive comeback, rising about 50.8% over the past six months. The rebound has been driven by renewed investor confidence in the company’s ability to ...

Dollar General (NYSE: DG) 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 ...

Dollar General reports Q1 EPS of $1.78, well ahead of Street’s $1.47 estimate, on higher SSS growth. The company raises its 2025 SSS and EPS guidance to 1.5%-2.5% and $5.20-$5.80, respectively.

In the end, it was enough to push the retail stock up 18% for June, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. As you can see from the chart below, nearly all of the stock's gains came on ...

A recommendation downgrade from a veteran investment bank had a predictable effect on Dollar General ( DG -1.17%) stock Tuesday. Investors put the company in the bargain bin by trading it down by more ...

Dollar General EVP and CFO Kelly M. Dilts recently informed the company of her decision to resign, effective Aug. 28. Dilts ...

Dollar General is projecting sales growth of nearly five percent in the coming months. Spry says the retailer is doing well, but it’s hard to predict the future in a roller-coaster economy ...

The dollar store footprint looks crowded today—Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar account for over 37,000 storefronts—which could weigh on opportunities to drive growth via store ...

Heady gains. Dollar General's robust, year-to-date increase is striking -- even with the Tuesday slip, the stock has gained nearly 50%, against the S&P 500 index's less than 4% rise.