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On Friday, Oppenheimer cut its price target for Dollar General to $150 from $170 while maintaining an Outperform rating. Even after the reduction, Oppenheimer’s price target suggests about 35% upside from Dollar General’s Friday closing price. Deutsche Bank also downgraded the stock to Hold from Buy last week due to pressure on lower-income consumers. Dollar General (DG) is facing growing caution from Wall Street ahead of its fiscal first-quarter (Q1) earnings on June 2, as pressure on its core customer base, competition and potential profitability challenges rise. On Friday, Oppenheimer lowered its price target on the discount retailer to $150 per share from $170 while maintaining an ‘Outperform’ rating, according to TheFly. See what 10M+ investors are talking about. Get the Stocktwits Daily Rip for what retail is watching right now, free to your inbox The new price target still implies a 35% upside potential to Dollar General’s closing price on Friday. Oppenheimer said recent developments have prompted it to take a more conservative stance on Dollar General's near-term prospects. While the firm continues to see value in the retailer’s long-term strategy, it believes economic uncertainty has increased risks tied to customer spending behavior. Analysts expect the company’s Q1 results to generally align with Wall Street forecasts, though management could offer a more cautious outlook given the current economic backdrop. Dollar General stock gained over 1% overnight, heading into Monday. Last week, Scot Ciccarelli of Truist reduced his price target on Dollar General to $109 from $139 while maintaining a ‘Hold’ rating. According to the analyst, the retailer may soon need to rebuild inventory levels after several quarters of reductions across its store network. Truist also pointed to the expanding reach of Walmart (WMT), whose rapid delivery capabilities now cover most U.S. households. Deutsche Bank took a more cautious stance, downgrading Dollar General to ‘Hold’ from ‘Buy’ and cutting its target price to $110 from $170. The firm argued that economic conditions are creating a wider divide between higher-income and lower-income consumers. Because Dollar General primarily serves budget-conscious shoppers, Deutsche Bank believes tighter household budgets could slow future sales growth. According to Fiscal AI data, analysts expect first-quarter revenue of $10.8 bil...

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Shareholders approved all meeting proposals, including the election of nine directors, ratification of Deloitte as auditor, advisory say-on-pay (every three years), and an amendment and restatement of the company’s certificate of incorporation. CEO Robert Lowenthal said Oppenheimer delivered record 2025 results with $1.6 billion in revenue and over $14 EPS, reported strong Q1 2026 momentum (including a 100% increase in investment banking revenue year-over-year), and the board raised the quarterly dividend $0.02 to $0.20. Management said a $70 million pre-tax legal accrual for the cash-sweep class-action settlement and about $22.3 million pre-tax stock-linked compensation expense drove a GAAP Q1 loss of $20.6 million, while adjusted net income was $47.5 million ($4.46/share); court approval of the settlement is expected within ~90 days. Interested in Oppenheimer Holdings, Inc.? Here are five stocks we like better. Lowe's levels up: A blueprint for tomorrow's home improvement Oppenheimer (NYSE:OPY) held its 2026 annual meeting of stockholders in a virtual format, during which shareholders elected directors, ratified the company’s auditor, approved executive compensation proposals on an advisory basis, and voted to approve an amendment and restatement to the company’s certificate of incorporation. Following the formal meeting, Chief Executive Officer Robert Lowenthal reviewed operating highlights for 2025 and early 2026, including record results, a dividend increase, and the expected resolution of cash sweep class action litigation. Chairman Albert G. Lowenthal said the company had 99,665 shares of Class B voting common stock entitled to vote as of the March 6, 2026 record date. According to the inspector of elections’ report, no Class B shares were represented in person and 97,387 shares were represented by proxy, representing about 97.7% of outstanding Class B voting shares, which the company said was sufficient for a quorum. → Roblox Stock Slides to New Low as Safety Changes Weigh on Outlook 3 gym stocks to cash in on dieters’ New Year's resolutions Shareholders approved the meeting’s proposals, with vote totals reported as follows: Election of directors: All nine nominees were elected, each receiving at least 97,385 votes in favor. The elected directors were Evan Behrens, Tim Dwyer, Paul Friedman, Jessica Glasser, Stacy Kantor, Albert Lowenthal, Robert Lowe...

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Oppenheimer (OPY) reported Q1 adjusted earnings Friday of $4.21 per diluted share, up from $2.54 a y