BURL

Eni's rising earnings estimates and attractive valuation bolster its bullish outlook, while Burlington Stores faces falling profit forecasts, slowing sales and mounting downside risks.

Burlington (BURL) stock has fallen nearly 20% year to date, but declining earnings estimates and bearish technicals suggest more downside could be ahead.

The off-price retailer expands its presence in the Windy City by partnering with the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Ultimate Women's Expo As Preseason Presenting Partner of the Chicago Bulls and Luvabulls Dance Team, Burlington is showing up for Bulls fans at…

TJX and BURL lean on value, merchandising strength and store expansion as off-price shoppers seek recognizable brands at lower prices.

Burlington Stores (BURL) has drawn fresh attention after recent trading left the share price at US$254.83. Investors are weighing that level against the retailer’s track record and its latest reported financial metrics.

BURL's beauty and accessories strength, margin gains and sharper values highlight its off-price strategy as store expansion continues.

This under-the-radar consumer discretionary stock boasts a Superscore of 78 from our Hidden Gems Primary database, part of The Motley Fool's Moneyball Database system. Here's why.

Burlington Stores stock has delivered a strong 3 year gain, yet recent share price weakness and a low value score suggest the current valuation may be demanding for new buyers.

Why Burlington Stores Stock Is Back in Focus After Earnings and Guidance Shifts Burlington Stores (BURL) is drawing investor attention after its August 27 update combined firm second quarter results, a completed share repurchase tranche, and a higher full year outlook with more cautious near term guidance.

Burlington Stores shares have dropped over 30% from July's high after cautious quarterly guidance, pushing RSI to deeply oversold levels even as the company raised its full-year forecast.