Dollar Tree says more middle and high-income shoppers are coming through its doors. That sign, reports The Wall Street ...

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Dollar Tree is selling off its Family Dollar stores. Meanwhile, Dollar Tree is seeing increased demand among higher-income ...

Dollar Tree said more customers across incomes shopped ... offered an upbeat outlook as more middle- and higher-income shoppers came through its doors. Its guidance doesn't factor in the impact ...

While Dollar Tree has always relied on lower-income shoppers and gets about 50% of its business from middle-income consumers, sustained inflation has led to "stronger demand from higher-income ...

Although both Dollar Tree and Family Dollar cater to low-income shoppers, Family Dollar locations struggled to gain traction, prompting the parent company last year to announce plans to shutter ...

Dollar Tree, whose customer base is about 50% middle-income shoppers, are found in many suburban locations. Its shelves are more likely to feature seasonal goods, party supplies, crafts and snacks.

Dollar Tree DLTR11.18%increase ... offered an upbeat outlook as more middle- and higher-income shoppers came through its doors. Its guidance doesn’t factor in the impact from looming tariffs ...