The specialty apparel retailer said international sales soared but net income declined. The company board approved an additional stock repurchase plan of $1 billion.

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The deep discount retailer struggled to control its inventories as customers stayed limited to basic product categories and searched for bargains.

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The online pet food and pet products retailer swung to a quarterly loss after non-cash employee expenses rose.

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The luxury home builder estimated weaker average home prices and fewer home sales in its fiscal year 2024 as buyers struggle with affordability and elevated mortgage rates.

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Big Lots said second quarter comparable sales declined 14.6% and inventories fell 15%. The company forecasted gross margin improvement in the third and fourth quarter on lower freight costs and normal markdown activities.

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Starbucks reported rising sales and earnings after average ticket price and number of transactions rose in the U.S. China sales rebounded following the ending of Covid restrictions.

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Airbnb reported growth in all regions for nights and experiences bookings in the second quarter as cross border travel rebounded. Free cash flow soared more than six-fold from pre-Covid levels.

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The athletic apparel retailer reiterated its commitment to expand into international markets, increase direct sales and offer a broader product selection for men.

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PacWest Bancorp swung to a loss in the first quarter on account of non-cash goodwill impairment charges. The California-based bank suffered additional deposit outflows after the closure of First Republic Bank on May 1.

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First Republic plunged 7% after the regional bank said borrowing soared by several folds and total deposits plunged 36% in the first quarter.

Shell Plc announced another large stock repurchase program and hiked dividend after fourth quarter revenue soared.

The struggling home goods retailer reported wider-than-estimated loss after net sales and comparable sales fall more-than-expected.

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Egg producers are shifting to cage-free production as more state governments mandate the requirement.

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The steel furniture maker said fiscal third quarter revenue and earnings were near the bottom-end of its estimated range and said new order flow began to weaken in the fourth quarter.

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Sales growth slowed at the retailer after two years of strong growth and net income declined after selling and general expenses rose in the quarter. The high-end jeweler retailer sounded optimistic about the upcoming holiday sales.

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Asana said quarterly loss widened from a year ago. UiPath said quarterly loss shrank on a surge in revenues. PagerDuty guided fourth quarter revenue to rise between 25% and 27%.

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