The Latest Breaking News from Dollar General

While Dollar General stock has outpaced the broader market over the past year, analysts remain fairly bullish about its prospects.

If you’re trying to stretch your grocery and household budget, Dollar General is one of the easiest places to score weekly savings without clipping a single coupon. The store quietly rotates promotions, digital offers, and seasonal markdowns that can help you stock up for far less than you’d pay at…

A Dollar General worker helped a 14-year-old girl found in medical distress after living alone for nearly a year following her mother's imprisonment.

The grocery industry is aggressively pushing shoppers toward digital apps. They want you to clip coupons on your phone so they can track your data and shopping habits. While digital coupons offer convenience, they often come with restrictions that limit your savings potential. The savvy saver knows that paper coupons…

While searching the home, detectives allegedly found a handwritten note titled ‘How many times mom tells me that she can't pick me up!’ The girl had reportedly logged 87 instances

If you still shop by scanning shelf tags and hoping the register price matches what you expected, you’re leaving money on the table. More retailers are quietly moving their best promotions into apps, accounts, and “clip-to-card” offers that never show up on paper ads. The good news is you don’t…

GOBankingRates compared the same or similar products between the two stores.

Price matching was once the golden rule of frugal shopping. You could walk into Walmart with a flyer from a competitor, and they would honor the lower price. In late 2025, however, the rules have tightened significantly. Retailers have rolled back generous matching policies to protect their margins, introducing strict…

According to Spinner, it is madness for an investor buying stock to have anything other than the operating realities of the underlying business in mind. I think of a stock only as a fractional interest in a business and always begin by asking myself: "How much would I pay for…