With the bond-market selloff spooking investors across the board, stocks finished last week in the red. The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 all fell.

Macro headwinds are causing problems for Home Depot, but there are long-term industry tailwinds at play that should propel the business. Costco continues to report same-store sales growth, highlighting how valuable shoppers find its ability to sell high-quality goods at extremely low prices.

Costco will be closed on May 26 due to the Memorial Day holiday. It will reopen the next day on Tuesday, May 27. So if you need to buy those hot dogs, burger buns, paper plates and corn-on-the-cob for your barbecue, either plan to shop at Costco before May 26 or plan to shop at an alternative store.

Despite boycott threats from conservatives, Costco reported that net sales for April were up 7% from last year.

There are no Costco locations in Wyoming, so I drive two hours to the nearest store. While there, I stock up on items such as toilet paper and eggs.

In the multi-year partnership, Affirm will serve as a pay-over-time provider for Costco website orders. Affirm is a financial service company that allows customers to use installment payment plans as a buy now, pay later option. Customers who plan to use this payment method will go through a real-time eligibility check to be approved to use Affirm.

If you're looking to cut down on household costs, without sacrificing the quality of your products, Costco might be just the place. While their Kirkland Signature products are often less

Costco gas stations, like most modern gas stations, sells a few different types of gas, including regular, premium and diesel. The octane in gasoline does differ from state to state, but Costco usually carries fuel that’s 87 octane for regular and 91 octane for premium.

No, Costco will be closed on Memorial Day, similar to previous years. However, you can shop at your local warehouse the day before on Sunday, May 25, to get all of your last-minute grocery and party purchases in before the holiday.

POCATELLO, Idaho — A 3-year-old girl died Saturday afternoon after being struck by a pickup truck in the parking lot of a Pocatello Costco. Pocatello Police said officers responded to the accident around 2:20 p.m. at the Costco location at 305 W. Quinn Road.