Although consumers are now more guarded in how they spend their money than they've been in the past, pet spending remains relatively well protected. The e-commerce sliver of the pet supply business...

Chewy is growing sales at a faster clip, but it's less profitable. Investors might still prefer Chewy stock today given its bright long-term outlook.

The world's biggest brick-and-mortar retailer is looking to expand its reach into the pet care market. The U.S. pet supply retailing market is highly fragmented, leaving even its biggest dedicated ...

The United States economy is resistant to any recession possible. That's because the strength of this economy lies in its high level of diversification.

Regardless of what happens with the economy, people continue to spend money on pets and healthcare. Chewy is building a powerhouse business on the back of recurring revenue streams and diversificat...

Shares of Chewy (CHWY) fall following a downgrade from "Outperform" to "Perform" by Oppenheimer analysts, who noted "recent signs of weakness" in a previously resilient pet food category. With infl...

Oppenheimer sees continued headwinds in the pet products sector. Walmart is opening its first pet services center.

Chewy's active customer count fell in the second quarter. However, the average customer bought more from the company.

This company is doing an excellent job expanding its profit margins.

The United States' love for their pets remains rock solid. Chewy's online-only business model is superior to its brick-and-mortar competitors' operations.

A lower-than-expected consumer sentiment reading hurt consumer-related stocks today. Dour commentary from CNBC's Jim Cramer last night also didn't help sentiment.

Pet owners have already been buying fewer toys but now, inflation is driving them to shift toward lower-cost pet food. On top of lower pet household formation, compared to the pandemic, Chewy faces...

Investors might want to watch Foot Locker stock from the sidelines. Chewy has a few catalysts that could spur a rebound, including its push into Canada.

Chewy reported a Q2 revenue beat, despite a slip in active users, with sales up 14 percent year-over-year. Chewy (CHWY) CEO Sumit Singh joins Yahoo Finance Live's Seana Smith to discuss the state o...

Not even a consensus-topping second-quarter earnings report could save Chewy, Inc. NYSE: CHWY shares from sliding to a new 52-week low. The online pet products retailer is getting chewed up and spi...