
Double-digit identical store sales helped drive Albertsons Cos. fiscal third-quarter profits past a Wall Street estimate.
Double-digit identical store sales helped drive Albertsons Cos. fiscal third-quarter profits past a Wall Street estimate.
In the second quarter, Bed Bath & Beyond indicated that advances in core categories and digital operations helped drive comparable sales gains and an adjusted earnings turn around, but the company still fell short of a Wall Street earnings estimate.
In the first quarter, Walgreens Boots Alliance earnings slipped as the company divested its pharmaceutical wholesale business and boosted its investment in VillageMD while accelerating the rollout of full-service primary care clinics in stores.
As it continues to cope with conditions created by the COVID-19 pandemic, Rite Aid net income from continuing operations declined in the third quarter, but the company still beat a Wall Street estimate by 41 cents.
For the first quarter, Costco enjoyed double-digit comparable sales, driven by big online sales, and a beat on Wall Street earnings estimates.
Despite the coronavirus-impacted marketplace, Restoration Hardware had a strong third quarter.
Big Lots recorded double digit comps in the third quarter as it went on to deliver record earnings.
The COVID-19 pandemic hit Ulta Beauty’s financial results for the third quarter ended October 31, but CEO Mary Dillon said the company is coping with new realities.
Kroger said key elements in its Restock strategy helped it drive financial results and win market share in the third quarter.
Dollar General third quarter profits jumped on big comp gains.
A big comparable store sales jump drove At Home to profits in the third quarter.
In an environment still subject to pressures arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, Nordstrom returned third quarter earnings that beat a Wall Street estimate, with digital sales key to driving results.
Best Buy reported a banner third quarter, with net sales and comps surging as consumers continued to purchase a diverse range of home products for their homebound lifestyles.
Comparable store sales momentum across both its banners propelled Dollar Tree third quarter results to a beat on Wall Street estimates.
Growth in comparable store sales in the U.S. and digital revenues drove Ace Hardware to a big third quarter.
In the third quarter, Macy’s did better than Wall Street expected as digital sales and services such as curbside pickup helped boost revenues, and home furnishings gained.
Current market trends that contributed to big third quarter gains at BJ’s Wholesale Club bode well for operations into the future, according to the company.
TJX did better than it thought it might in the third quarter, the company maintained, as HomeGoods performed particularly well and as the parent began taking steps to launch a dedicated e-commerce operation for the banner. Digital sales at homegoods.com will begin next year.
Target sales made big strides in the third quarter with online revenues, supported by omnichannel services such as buy online pickup at store, a critical driver, even if the stores themselves had a strong performance.
Kohl’s easily beat a Wall Street earnings per share estimate for the third quarter as digital sales gained even if revenues overall slid in a retail market disrupted by the continuing coronavirus pandemic.