As it emerges from coronavirus-related restrictions, Sally Beauty is giving an update on its business operations along with the release of select preliminary intra-period unaudited financial details for part of its fiscal third quarter.
In the first quarter, Big Lots sales and earnings jumped, as the off-price retailer gained momentum to the next fiscal period and beyond.
As it looks to a future beyond the COVID-19 crisis, Nordstrom pointed to its pursuit of strategic omnichannel initiatives even as the company reported sales and earnings declines in the first quarter.
As it coped with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Costco missed a Wall Street earnings per share estimate for the third quarter but posted positive comparable store sales and a big increase in e-commerce comps.
Despite the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic, Ollie’s Bargain Outlet maintained its momentum in the first quarter, as stores remained open to serve customers.
E-commerce helped sustain Williams-Sonoma in a first quarter hit by coronavirus-related store closings.
Ulta Beauty is looking to regain its footing after the coronavirus impacted sales and earnings in the first quarter, and the retailer continues to ramp up its store reopenings.
Off-price retailer Burlington Stores was impacted by the coronavirus pandemic in the first quarter as the company posted a big net loss. Still, the retailer asserted that it was in a strong financial position as it continues to reopen its stores.
The coronavirus outbreak drove robust results at Dollar General to a degree that exceeded Wall Street expectations.
In a coronavirus-impacted first quarter, Dollar Tree saw a rise in its overall comparable store sales with Family Dollar leading the way.
Ross Stores reported a sales decline and a net loss in its fiscal 2020 first quarter. Both sales and earnings reflect the closure of all Ross Dress for Less and DD’s Discounts locations starting on March 20 through the quarter end due to the ongoing spread of COVID-19 throughout the U.S.
As it adapts to the coronavirus-impacted retail environment, Macy’s has provided preliminary sales and operating results estimates for the 2020 first quarter, which include significantly reduced sales, but also some good news from reopened stores.
Amidst the coronavirus crisis, BJ’s Wholesale Club sales and earnings jumped as it provided consumers with essential products.
Lifetime Brands has reported a decrease in consolidated net sales, with a net loss for the quarter ended March 31. The company noted that the loss in part was the result of brick-and-mortar store closings and supply chain disruptions earlier this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19 disrupted TJX’s fiscal 2021 first quarter operations, but while posting a deep loss, the company reported reopening its store and e-commerce businesses.
While reporting a sales decline, Best Buy’s first quarter was better than expected, despite the retailer temporarily shifting to a contactless curbside-only operating model for all its domestic stores during the coronavirus pandemic.
In the coronavirus-impacted first quarter, Target made big comp gains, with digital driving the sales growth, while earnings fell short as the company had to boost costs focused on employee and consumer safety and health measures.
Ace Hardware registered record first quarter results, and the home improvement retailer said that its growth momentum continued into the month of April.
Lowe’s comparable store sales surged during the first quarter, as the home improvement retailer pivoted its operations to address the coronavirus pandemic.
In a retail environment roiled by the COVID-19 pandemic, Kohl’s posted a big loss but detailed how it plans on emerging from the challenging time.