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Why Signet Just Cannot Please Investors or Wall Street

If any shareholders were hoping that Signet Jewelers was about to mend its recent troubles, then they will feel some extra disappointment on the heels of earnings, guidance and a restructuring.

Jon C. Ogg · 8 years ago

Is the Retail Industry Dying?

There is a popular narrative that the retail industry is dying, but is it? A recent report would argue against it, suggesting instead that in fact a retail renaissance is occurring.

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Express Kicks It Into Gear in Q4

Express released better than expected fiscal fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Wednesday.

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Dick’s Sporting Goods Looks Beyond Soft Q4

Fourth-quarter and full-year results at Dick's Sporting Goods were a little soft and so is the company's guidance. Not a good combination for investors.

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

After 70 Years, Toys ‘R’ Us May Close

Retailers that have been at the center of American retail, sometimes for over a century, have been cast aside by customers who show that often brand does not matter.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 8 years ago

Why Analysts Are Backing Off Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree reported weaker-than-expected fiscal fourth-quarter results, and analysts are taking shots at the dollar store and cutting their targets.

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Are Kroger Earnings Really to Blame?

When Kroger released its most recent quarterly results on Thursday before the markets opened, investors reacted, not necessarily to earnings, by sending its shares lower.

Chris Lange · 8 years ago