Dollar General Corp

Institutional ETF sells Dollar General shares, hinting at a tactical shift, yet the discount retailer’s long‑term growth, store expansion and cost discipline keep it a solid play in a challenging staples market.

Dollar General’s growth strategy blends low‑cost operations with omnichannel and sustainability initiatives, driving share‑price gains and long‑term retail leadership.

Explore how Dollar General’s board change may shift its strategy, affect margins, and keep value investors’ eye on a strong dividend while watching new labor and supply‑chain pressures.

Dollar General’s new leadership, rural same‑day delivery rollout and Q4 earnings show how a staple retailer blends tech, data and local presence to boost growth and capture underserved markets.

Dollar General’s latest earnings beat and dividend hike spark a JPMorgan “overweight” upgrade and 12 % price target lift, boosting investor confidence in its resilient discount‑retail model.

Dollar General’s Q4 earnings beat, dividend hike and JP Morgan’s overweight upgrade boost investor confidence and set the stage for continued stock upside.

Dollar General’s Q3 earnings beat and 52‑week high reveal margin gains, private‑label strategy, and a path to digital growth amid inflation, ESG and Walmart competition.

Dollar General’s Q1 earnings beat reveals how sales growth, store‑network expansion and digital transformation drive discount‑retail profitability and set a new 52‑week high.

Dollar General’s Q3 2025 earnings show modest sales growth, cost‑savings, and strong cash flow, but analysts warn that rising labor costs, regulatory risks, and stiff competition could curb future margin gains—investors must weigh these headwinds ag…

Dollar General Corp. stays on a neutral analyst stance; solid fundamentals, cost discipline, and a growing discount network keep it poised for steady value.