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Dollar General’s first-quarter results got a boost from middle- and high-income shoppers looking to save money. But to UBS analysts, the results represented more than that.

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Right on Main Street in downtown Anoka, you’ll find the Dollar General Store — one of more than 200 in Minnesota. And — likely Larry Rudnick, now on a fixed income, who comes here at least a ...

Dollar General is luring in more higher-income households as shoppers tighten their spending amid growing concerns around the economy. CEO Todd Vasos told analysts during the company’s first ...

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 grew its share prices by 15.85 percent on Tuesday to finish at $112.57 apiece as investors cheered the company’s increasing number of middle- and high-income household customers ...

Dollar General reported over $10 billion in Q1 revenue, beating expectations and raising its full-year outlook despite inflation and tariff concerns. The retailer saw a significant increase in ...

That company is Dollar General, the largest U.S. dollar-store chain. So far this year, people are spending more at Dollar General — enough that sales jumped 2.4% from February through April compared ...

In the three-month period that ended May 2, Dollar General reported net income of $391.93 million, or $1.78 per share, compared with $363.32 million, or $1.65, in the year-ago quarter.

Dollar General is serving more middle- and high-income households than it has in four years, said CEO Todd Vasos Tuesday. The company's core clientele remains under financial pressure, Vasos said ...

Dollar General on Tuesday forecast its net sales to grow between 3.7% and 4.7% in the year ending on Jan. 30, 2026. That's 0.3% more than prior expectations.