Mission Viejo, California approves Costco's first-ever standalone gas station with 40 pumps replacing a former a Bed, Bath and Beyond store.
Costco (COST -1.34%) is a retailer that every investor should take the time to examine. There are two very important reasons for this, and both are logical reasons to buy the stock.
COST's May sales rose 6.8% with e-commerce up 11.6%, but its premium valuation may give value buyers pause.
Key Points Costco's special dividends are substantial but infrequent.
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COST posts a 6% May comp sales gain, with global strength and e-commerce growth fueling hopes for a solid Q4.
COST posts 6.8% sales growth in May as strong comps and e-commerce gains highlight its appeal to value-focused shoppers.
jetcityimage / iStock Editorial via Getty Images Another wave of inflation from Fed Funds rate cuts could completely sink the pooling option for those households already barely hanging on.
Costco is one of the top leaders in the membership warehouse club bulk retail industry.
Costco teams up with Affirm to launch BNPL, targeting big-ticket e-commerce. Early signs show promise as flexible payments boost shopper access.
Costco Wholesale (COST) after the bell Wednesday said that its sales in May grew 6.8% year-over-year to $20.97 billion, slightly slower growth than the 7% that it saw in April compared to April 2024.
Costco has been testing checkout technology it hopes will speed up the checkout process, something members rank as one of their significant concerns with the warehouse retailer.