Sabrina Escobar is a Trending News Reporter with a focus on multinational coverage. She writes for publications such as Barron's, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance, and her work has also appeared in Yahoo Finance Singapore. Sabrina's articles cover a range of topics including retail trends, earnings reports, consumer behavior, and stock market analysis.
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Sabrina Escobar's coverage heavily revolves around investment analysis, data citations, and press releases in the retail and stock market sector. She focuses on articles related to sales & marketing, product promotions, earnings reports, consumer spending trends, and specific companies' performances.
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The world’s largest retailer tops third-quarter earnings expectations and raises fiscal-year guidance.
Japanese shoppers are snapping up designer goods, fueled by rising wages and a strong stock market. What that means for LVMH, Hermès, and others.
By: Sabrina Escobar
Japanese shoppers are snapping up designer goods, fueled by rising wages and a strong stock market. What that means for LVMH, Hermès, and others.
By: Sabrina Escobar
The company’s decision to pull forward holiday shipments in anticipation of the East Coast strikes came at a cost, management says.
By: Sabrina Escobar
The company’s decision to pull forward holiday shipments in anticipation of the East Coast strikes came at a cost, management says.
TJX third quarter results were strong, but the stock dipped on Wednesday after the retailer’s projections for the final quarter came in a hair short of high expectations. For the quarter ended Nov. 2, the parent of TJ Maxx and Marshalls reported earnings of $1.14 a share, topping consensus calls for $1.09 a share, according to FactSet.
The parent of TJ Maxx and Marshalls provided a lackluster forecast of its fourth-quarter performance.
By: Sabrina Escobar
The company’s decision to pull forward holiday shipments in anticipation of the East Coast strikes came at a cost, management says.
Target third-quarter report was bad. The company’s earnings fell well below estimates and sales growth plateaued—the question now is what will it take to turn things around? Part of Target’s woes can be traced back to the macroeconomic climate.
By: Sabrina Escobar
Lowe’s stock was falling Tuesday as the company’s quarterly earnings report failed to reassure investors that the home-improvement market is headed back to normal after years of weak demand. Lowe’s raised its outlook for 2024 earnings per share to a range of $11.80 to $11.90, up from $11.70 to $11.90. Recovery efforts in the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton helped drive up the company’s quarterly sales numbers, although Marvin R. Ellison, chairman, president, and CEO, said in Tuesday’s earnings release that the results were “modestly better-than-expected, even excluding storm-related activity.”
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