Don't worry, the $1.50 hot dog and soda combo is safe, but Costco Wholesale Club NASDAQ: COST shares may have to walk a tightrope over the next few weeks.
COST's e-commerce sales soar 15.7% in Q3, fueled by site traffic gains, BNPL rollout and logistics expansion.
INTU, COST, NSRGY and V use strong moats to fend off rivals and deliver consistent returns amid market shifts.
Costco is planning to build a stand-alone 40-bay gas station in a suburb of Los Angeles. The project is two miles from the nearest warehouse, at the site of a former Bed Bath & Beyond.
Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Costco (COST). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
COST's Q3 membership income rises 10% as executive signups, retention gains and a fee hike fuel recurring revenues.
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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