5 Major Retailers That Crushed Shareholders Last Week
Retail stocks took a dive this past week as many retailers reported weak earnings. Some of these companies blamed the weather, weak comparable sales, guidance or even the rise of Amazon.
Retail stocks took a dive this past week as many retailers reported weak earnings. Some of these companies blamed the weather, weak comparable sales, guidance or even the rise of Amazon.
The past week has not been kind to retail stocks. A seemingly endless parade of missed expectations was capped off after the market closed Thursday when Nordstrom reported.
As earnings fell apart at Macy's, Kohl's and Nordstrom, their CEOs made tens of millions of dollars.
J.C. Penney reported mixed first-quarter 2016 results and updated guidance before markets opened Friday morning.
Nordstrom Inc. (NYSE: JWN) reported first quarter 2016 results after markets closed Thursday evening. The department store giant posted quarterly diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.26 on revenues of $3.2 billion. In the…
Before markets open Friday morning, retailer J.C. Penney is scheduled to report first-quarter 2016 results.
Nordstrom is scheduled to report its fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets close on Thursday.
Wal-Mart has kicked off a $49 per year subscription plan offering free two-day shipping to its customers. The program is available by invitation only.
Staples will need to close a large number of stores, likely close to 200, based on its sales trends. Its current model is too inefficient.
Kohl's reported disappointing first-quarter 2016 results before markets opened Thursday morning and shares fell in premarket trading.
Macy's has already cut stores in an effort to downsize. The decision was too little too late. Shares of the retailer fell more than 13% to a new 52-week low Wednesday morning.
Gap has been downgraded to a junk rating at Fitch, after this week's disastrous earnings report.
The Nike 2014-2015 Sustainable Business Report is full of information, but what will matter the most to investors is that Nike has set new targets for its fiscal year 2020.
Macy’s reported mixed first-quarter 2016 results and hiked its dividend before markets opened Wednesday morning.
The Staples and Office Depot merger deal has been cancelled under pressure from the FTC.