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Lumber Liquidators has agreed not to resume the sale of its inventory of Chinese-made laminate wood flooring.
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For the second time in less than two months, shares of Lumber Liquidators Holdings have posted a big gain.
Lumber Liquidators reported disappointing fourth-quarter and full-year 2015 earnings before markets opened Monday morning.
Although stocks are beginning to make a comeback, there are still those that are caught in the downturn slowing this recovery.
On February 10, the Centers for Disease Control said that exposure to Lumber Liquidators flooring posed a "low risk of cancer." The agency has now reversed itself and the stock was hammered.
On Monday a U.S. District Court judge approved a plea agreement under which Lumber Liquidators will pay a fine of $10 million for its illegal importation of flooring made of Mongolian oak.
This year has not a good one for Lumber Liquidators, but its shares traded up sharply Tuesday morning.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Container Store, Ericsson, Lumber Liquidators, Micron Technology and Walt Disney.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include EMC, FitBit, Keurig Green Mountain, Stratsys, Tesla Motors and Wendy's.
A company's brand represents the most valuable asset a company can possess. It is not quantified on any balance sheet.
Lumber Liquidators reported disappointing second-quarter 2015 earnings before markets opened Wednesday morning.
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Lumber Liquidators has announced that its CEO, Robert Lynch, "unexpectedly" resigned and that founder Thomas D. Sullivan will take over as acting chief executive.