Simon Property Group Inc.

A dying business is returning after several tumultuous years of declines and closures.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves today.

The company's key brand will shrink, but survive, while one of its brands will become digital only.

The company has been unable to stem its losses and will be shutting down more locations.

Investors applauded mediocre Apple earnings and softness in the latest jobs report, and the good vibes look set to continue.

The once struggling store is making its return with a new capsule.

It has been a bleak period for several retailers and that has a ripple effect on other businesses.

The brand has seen its sales fall and its costs rise dramatically which has caused it to fall behind on some bills.

The well-liked chain has been rapidly expanding, but this is a clear change in strategy.

The Nareit REIT index has produced a total return of negative 14% over the past year. Now may be the time to start buying.

Real Money's technical analyst thinks these dividend stocks have attractive charts.

Image being able to shop at Pact, Goodlife, UpWest, and Naadam in a brick-and-mortar so you can be hands on before you buy.

Real estate investment trusts have rallied over the past eight weeks, but a prominent REIT index remains down 12% year to date.

Kohl's stock is in focus as the retailer tries to recover from a failed takeover. Here are the key levels to know now.

Kohl's is back to trying to bolster traffic in its stores with a new concept.

'At current valuations, we think the market is overly pessimistic regarding the economic outlook,' Morningstar said.

"Given the environment and market volatility, the Board determined that it simply was not prudent to continue pursuing a deal," said chairman Peter Boneparth.

The roster contains S&P 500 companies whose relative performance has a strong positive relationship to BofA’s inflation indicator.

Dividend stocks can offer safety in a volatile market. Both Goldman and Bank of America favor them now.

This coming week is quiet on the economic front. Outside of the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index due Monday, the real action will be in the bond market.

Here's what traders should look out for from this REIT.

Weekend observations from the shopping world.

The latest way to gamble on market direction has become 'zero days to expiration' options or what Wall Street now refers to as ODTE options.

In this second part of a two-part series, we look at the final five of 10 stocks with the best of the both worlds.

You can have the best of both worlds -- at least when it comes to a select group of dividend stocks -- as we'll see in this first part of a two part series.

The recent slide in high-yielding dividend stocks has us wondering.

Let's see how trading action from insiders can show you a lot about a stock, using Simon Property Group as an example.

Contrary to popular opinion, since December 1999, shares of small-cap and mid-cap companies posted far superior total returns than mega-cap stocks. Here's what that means for how to invest now.

The US may very well escape recession this year, putting it off until early next year. Other global economies may not be so lucky.

I found two very interesting takeaways from Monday's sharp market reversal.

Yes, it's the 'REIT' time to shop, and this name has more than one way to play.

Here's why Simon Property Group could give you a good score while you sit on the bench.

Want to know why we should rally? Sentiment, that's why. Let me explain.

SPG reports earnings after Monday's market close.

It was a solid, though volatile week for U.S. stocks.

Let's look at the market now, the big ideas of the year, and how to look at investing as we enter the new year.

We can't call sentiment complacent anymore, but we also can't call it panicked.

How far behind the large-cap indexes the S&P 400 and S&P 600 really are is astounding.

The retail goliath has more plans for its brick-and-mortar operations.

The retailer is making a swift change to a previously lenient policy.

Netflix announces major price hikes in its membership tiers and its shares skyrocket.