Boring Company, owned by Elon Musk, will not complete one of its transportation tunnels. According to MarketWatch: Elon Musk’s Boring Co. has dropped plans for a test tunnel on the west side…
Dick’s released mixed fiscal second-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Wednesday.
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Dick's Sporting Goods reported better-than-expected results Wednesday morning and raised guidance. The company's new policies on firearms sales may have had a slight impact on sales, but apparently not on profits.
Paul Ausick After Sportsman's Warehouse reported fiscal first-quarter results, its stock climbed more than 8%. That was mainly due to gun sales. But the company warns that it won't last.
Asset management firm BlackRock is introducing new investment products that do not include firearms or ammo makers or large retailers among the funds' components. That would exclude Walmart and Dick's Sporting Goods.
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 24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Broadcom, Dick's Sporting Goods and some of the other top companies reporting their latest results in the coming week.
Dick’s Sporting Goods has been upfront in the news this week, after the company very publicly announced that it will halt sales of all assault-style and semi-automatic rifles.
Dick's Sporting Goods made a big deal over its plan to stop selling assault rifles. While the decision was well received in many quarters, it is unlikely to have much financial consequence.
Douglas A. McIntyre Retailer Dick's Sporting Goods said it will stop selling assault-style weapons immediately. But there are still other big retailers selling the weapons.
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