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Reformation’s 24.1% Revenue Jump Makes 21 Straight Quarters of Double-digit Growth
Investors approved of the trend and nudged the stock back up toward its IPO price.
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Macy’s Inc. Reports Solid Q2, Raises Outlook
CEO Tony Spring cited gains across the retailer’s three divisions, with particular strength continuing at Bloomingdale’s.
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Aerie Powers American Eagle Outfitters With 19% Comp Sales Jump
The retailer’s second-quarter earnings were also boosted by a $179 million net benefit from tariff refunds.
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Inditex Focuses on Expanding Younger Brands as Sales Rise 9% in Q2
Higher operating costs left analysts concerned about profit growth and margins, even as sales remained strong.
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No Love for Leggings? Lululemon Sales Drop Ahead of Heidi O’Neill’s Arrival as CEO Next Week
Shares of the still-on-the-mend active brand dropped sharply as comparable sales declined 12 percent in the Americas.
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Victoria’s Secret Sales Jump 10% in Q2, Giving the Brand Momentum Ahead of Runway Show
CEO Hillary Super said the company has plenty more room to grow as it builds back.
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Ermenegildo Zegna’s H1 Operating Profit Boosted by Zegna Brand’s Margins
During the first half, Zegna reported increased foot traffic into its stores and higher revenues per square meter.
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PVH Tops Q2 Earnings Estimates, but Sees Heavy Impairment Charges
CEO Stefan Larsson said both Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein are seeing the right kinds of momentum.
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How G-III’s Experience With Donna Karan Will Shape Marc Jacobs as It Enters a New Era
G-III CEO Morris Goldfarb talked about his plans for the newly acquired Marc Jacobs as second-quarter results prompted a stronger earnings outlook for the year.
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Ulta Beauty Beats Wall Street Expectations, Raises Full-year Forecasts Amid Strong Q2 Performance
Bolstered by an 8.9 percent sales increase, international expansion and new initiatives, the beauty retailer raised its outlook for continued growth.
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Bath & Body Works Topped Wall Street Sales Estimates in Q2, but Is Still Not Getting Enough Consumers Through Its Doors
Sales slipped by 2.3 percent in the second quarter, with digital sales returning to growth for the first time since 2021, while in-store sales declined.
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Walmart Doubles Sub-30-Minute Deliveries, Fueling E-Commerce Growth
The retailer’s latest delivery gains come as its e-commerce business posts a 10th straight quarter of growth above 20 percent.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods Shares Fall on Q2 Miss and Lowered Foot Locker Outlook
The stock fell over 20 percent in pre-market trading on Tuesday morning.
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CaaStle Founder Christine Hunsicker Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Hunsicker, who founded the fashion technology platform, was found guilty of bilking investors out of $300 million.
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Nike’s Stock Troubles Aren’t New, Here’s Why the Crash Is Going Viral Now
Nike’s troubles go back to 2020 at the onset of COVID, compounded by a shift from wholesale to direct-to-consumer, and lack of product newness.
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Coty Targets Portfolio Growth by 2028, Focuses on Innovation and Brand Investment Amid Gucci License Transition
With Gucci Beauty transitioning to L’Oréal in 2027, interim CEO Markus Strobel laid out his strategy during an earnings call with analysts.
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JD Sports Shares Tumble on ‘Weak Consumer Sentiment’ and Shoe Sales Slowdown
Shares for JD Sports Fashion dropped over 14 percent on Thursday.
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Walmart Posts Healthy Quarter, Raises Its 2026 Outlook but Stock Falls
CEO John Furner flagged double-digit e-commerce gains driven by “price, speed and convenience,” but unchanged guidance for the third quarter and missed comp sales expectations dragged the stock price down.
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Coty Ends Fiscal Year on Positive Sales Note Despite Gucci License Loss, Taps New CFO for Next Growth Phase
The beauty company surpassed Wall Street sales estimates, talked life post-Gucci, and appointed Soraya Benchikh CFO.
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Nike, Target, Amer Sports + More Companies Have Gotten Tariff Refunds — Will Shoppers See Them Too?
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection is only processing refunds for registered importers of record, and they are not obligated to refund shoppers.
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Target’s Q2 Gains Lifts Confidence in Turnaround Efforts and the 2026 Outlook
It was an eventful quarter marked by widespread price cuts, presentation upgrades in groceries, home and kids, improved traffic and a huge tariff refund contributing to bottom-line increases, but the apparel and home businesses were “barely positive.”