If you've seen the red dot stickers on items at Dollar Tree, they indicate a change that affects your total cost at the ...

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Others said they might shop elsewhere once the increases took effect. Commenters who seemed less fazed by the increase said that the $1.50 price point was still cheaper than equivalent items at other ...

“Can’t even take my kids in there with their allowance to ball out no more,” another says. “So much can be bought at other stores for cheaper,” a third adds. La’Cole responds in a comment that she ...

Dollar Tree is raising prices to $1.50 on some items that currently cost $1.25. Some store employees are putting red stickers over the $1.25 price point in preparation for the change.

Now, with its capital free and a modified business strategy, it's worth asking whether investors should buy the stock on the dip, or if this is one they should still avoid. Image source: Getty Images.

By Connor Hart Dollar Tree logged higher profit and sales in its fiscal first quarter, boosted by increasing sales amid what the company called a rapidly evolving environment.

Dollar Tree remains optimistic about its long-term prospects, but tariffs will pressure the discount-retail chain in the near term. "We expect our second-quarter profits to be meaningfully lower ...

Dollar Tree’s management emphasizes strong Q1 top-line momentum and customer growth across all income cohorts, powered by the expanded multi-price strategy and ongoing store conversions.

Discount retailer Dollar Tree said the impact of tariffs will result in lower than expected profit for the second quarter, which ends Aug. 3.