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Upscale apparel brand Ralph Lauren gets a buy rating today, agreeing with the bullish consensus from Wall St. analysts. The firm proved itself with strong holiday sales, solid gross and net profit margins compared to its sector, and new store growth in Asia. Balance sheet risk is modest as corporate debt has declined and the D/E ratio is among the lowest of its peer group.

As new trade tariffs get rolled out by President Trump with the United States' main trading partners, some sectors of the stock market are going to get hit harder than others due to the very nature of where these tariffs are focused. Not only the countries that they are targeting but also the products, which are focused on agriculture, and also all the materials that affect prices and costs for...

The European Union will launch countermeasures from next Tuesday against U.S. President Donald Trump's steel and aluminium tariffs with extra duties on 21 billion euros ($23 billion) of U.S. imports.

If there's a bright side to President Trump's tariffs, proponents say, it's that many S&P 500 stocks are now on sale. The post 11 Stocks Go Deeply On Sale Following Trump's Tariffs appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

A first-ever exclusive from the American luxury house for the retailer seamlessly blends modern craftsmanship with their iconic designs DALLAS , April 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Neiman Marcus and Ralph Lauren are proud to introduce Patchwork Americana, an exclusive collection that reimagines the iconic patchwork motif with elevated craftsmanship and contemporary allure. Marking Ralph Lauren's firs...

Stocks turned higher on Monday afternoon to finish March on a positive note. Still, the S&P 500 ended with a 5.8% decline for March, with 69% of component stocks down for the month.

The key to growing your money is to invest it in well-run, high-quality growth stocks. These businesses should have a strong competitive edge and a solid track record of increasing their revenue, net income, and free cash flow.

Retail stocks are looking more attractive after a more subdued inflation data for February. Last week, the Bureau of Labour Statistics reported the consumer price index at 0.2% for the month and 2.8% for the year.