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Dollar Tree executives pointed to an ongoing effort that is helping them recoup some of those tariff costs: Stocking more higher-priced items at its stores. In 2021, the retailer said it would ...

Dollar Tree (DLTR) shares are falling early Wednesday. The discount retailer posted better-than-expected first quarter results, but its Q2 outlook disappointed investors. In the video above, Yahoo ...

Dollar Tree Inc. warned investors that its second quarter profit could be down as much as 50% from a year ago as it deals with tariff-related costs.

DG & DLTR Performance Overview Notably, Dollar General stock is still trading 30% below its 52-week high of $141 a share, with Dollar Tree shares 25% below their one-year high of $121. That said ...

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Locations to be announced At present there are no details relating to what 370 Dollar Tree stores will be closing with still more than 8,700 active retail outlets still operating across the United ...

Dollar General and Dollar Tree Are Both Dollar Stores, but They're Actually Very Different. Here's What That Means for Investors. By James Brumley – May 10, 2025 at 10:06AM ...

He slowed his truck in front of one home tucked into a coniferous cove. "But if you look at this, I mean, this tree by the power line: it's tall, it's got thick bark, the branches have been pruned.

Dollar Tree uses standardized pricing storewide; most items are $1.25, and some stores have Dollar Tree Plus products that sell for $3 or $5. Dollar General, on the other hand, isn’t a dollar ...

Dollar Tree, whose customer base is about 50% middle-income shoppers, are found in many suburban locations. Its shelves are more likely to feature seasonal goods, party supplies, crafts and snacks.