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Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, retail sales are expected to improve year over year according to an estimate from the National Retail Federation.
Best Buy reported its most recent quarterly results before the opening bell on Tuesday, but top- and bottom-line beats were not enough to lift the stock.
Dick's Sporting Goods posted third-quarter earnings per share nearly 300% higher than in the same period last year.
The National Retail Federation has forecast that holiday sales during November and December will rise between 3.6% and 5.2% over 2019. However, the forecast for a very sharp increase comes from...
Macy’s, Inc. (NYSE: M) announced earnings. For the most part, they were treated with pessimism. The holidays, at least one prominent analyst said, will not rescue the storied retailer. And, the...
Foot Locker reported better than expected quarterly results before the markets opened on Friday, but also declined to issue guidance.
L Brands shares rallied early Thursday after the company reported its most recent quarterly results late on Wednesday.
Retail giant Macy's reported sequential improvement in sales and net losses were smaller for the third quarter. But investors aren't convinced the economy is going to support a strong holiday...
Target reported incredible numbers for its fiscal third quarter before the opening bell on Wednesday, giving shares a nice pop.
Analysts who cover overall online shopping think that Amazon.com could represent almost a third of holiday purchases.
Early repayment of debt shaved $1 billion from Lowe's third-quarter earnings, but a disappointing forecast may be what sent investors to the exits.
Costco shares made a handy gain on Tuesday after the board of directors declared a special dividend for the common stock.
While a lack of stimulus did not weigh on retail sales in September, that does not seem to be the case for October.
Walmart shares retreated even though it released better than expected quarterly results before the opening bell on Tuesday.
Home Depot posted top-line and bottom-line beats for the company's third quarter, but a plan to spend another $1 billion annually on employee pay and benefits has disappointed investors.