Dollar Tree’s stock falls after quarterly results beat expectations but the near-term profit outlook disappointed.

Dollar General set a quarterly sales record as Americans tighten their budgets and spend more at dollar stores.

Some 60% of Dollar General's core low-income customers feel the need to give up necessities in the year ahead, execs said.

CEO Todd Vasos said the company has worked to reduce its exposure to China — and limit price hikes for shoppers.

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Dollar General and Dollar Tree are set to report their first-quarter results before the opening bell Tuesday and Wednesday, ...

Gross profit as a percentage was up 80 basis points to 31.0% of sales. The gross profit rate increase was tied to a lower ...

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One of the dollar stores imports 40% of its goods, with most coming from China. It’s a tale of two dollar stores this week, ...

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.

Dollar General reports Q1 sales growth, raises full-year outlook, plans 575 new stores, and keeps promotions moderate amid ...