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By: Sabela Ojea
Estée Lauder is making slow progress turning around its China business, making what used to be one of its biggest appeals the main source of concern for analysts.
Raymond James Financial named finance chief Paul Shoukry as the successor to longtime CEO Paul Reilly and made other changes to its leadership team.
The move, if shareholders approve, would be the first stock split in the restaurant chain's 30-year history. Recommended Stories Bloomberg
Five Below logged a big jump in sales in the latest quarter amid a real estate expansion plan, but said its profitability was hit by higher-than-expected shrinkage, including theft.
By: Sabela Ojea
Shares of Lucid Group jumped Monday jumped after the EV maker said it has secured a $1 billion investment from an affiliate of the Public Investment Fund, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund. The company said Ayar Third Investment will purchase 100,000 of its series A convertible preferred shares in a private placement. The convertible preferred stock would represent about 12% of Lucid's issued and outstanding common stock.
The company expects to book about $2 million in estimated aggregate costs in the first quarter as a result of the workforce reduction.
Julia Hartz, who in June will succeed husband as executive chair of the board, said her priorities center on boosting the event-management company’s user and product experience through generative artificial intelligence and added revenue.
Shares of Ulta Beauty dropped Wednesday after the specialty cosmetics retailer warned about its outlook for the first quarter and reported a significant deceleration in growth across the beauty category in the past two months.
UnitedHealth's first-quarter adjusted earnings topped Wall Street’s estimates, despite a cyberattack that will weigh on the healthcare and insurance company's full-year results. The cyberattack struck the company's Change Healthcare business, and UnitedHealth is working on restoring services. The company updated its 2024 net earnings outlook to $17.60-to-$18.20 a share to reflect the sale of its Brazil operations and the expected costs of the cyberattack.
Shares of Chegg and Coursera on Tuesday dropped after the education technology companies cut their guidance and warned investors about their performance in the upcoming quarters. Chegg, down some 27%, is headed for its lowest close in seven years. Coursera’s stock is off 14%.
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