The Latest Breaking News from Kohl

Meme stocks like Opendoor and Krispy Kreme have been spiking fast -- but are they good investments? Learn the red flags before you get burned by the hype.

Everyone wants a good deal, but finding real savings at big stores isn’t always easy. Many retail chains use clever marketing to make clearance items look like special “limited-time” offers. This can make you feel like you have to buy now or miss out, even when the deal isn’t as…

U.S. equities have pushed to new all-time highs, and seemingly by design, retail traders are leading this expedition into uncharted territory. As both the SP 500 and the Nasdaq tick higher, individual investors are piling in, picking up call options and targeting heavily shorted stocks with a fervor not seen…

Six of the official GICS sectors were in the green, led by communications services, technology and energy stocks.

A fresh batch of meme stocks—dubbed the "DORK" (DNUT, OPEN, RKLB, KSS) – just gave Wall Street a masterclass in how gamma squeezes can whip markets into a frenzy.

Krispy Kreme, Inc. (NASDAQ:DNUT) has entered the arena as the latest heavily-shorted stock to join the meme stock battle as rallies in Opendoor Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:OPEN) and Kohl's Corp. (NYSE:KSS) fizzled on Wednesday. 

Kohl's stock price hit its lowest point in 2025, but the exact bottom is unconfirmed. Short selling is a risk; investors should expect significant volatility.

Kohl’s was still up 38% in single-day trading not driven by underlying fundamentals. In fact, it fired its third CEO in three years just two months ago.

Second-quarter earnings season remained top of mind Tuesday, with Coca-Cola and GM among those reporting.