Prev Close | 47.74 |
Day Low/High | 43.25 / 47.52 |
52 Wk Low/High | 42.70 / 113.50 |
Prev Close | 47.74 |
Day Low/High | 43.25 / 47.52 |
52 Wk Low/High | 42.70 / 113.50 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 13.52B |
Market Cap | 645.40M |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
With 2 key strategies promising some hope for a turnaround, it's worth a shot to go with Macy's this holiday season.
When you have done your homework, you have a plan. With that, life is easier.
Kohl's is among the retailers that are figuring out a way.
Most people who have started in this business in the last 20 years have never seen a market like this.
Those who can handle one less trip to the mall each month will make it.
Children's Place reports earnings on Wednesday.
Not every retail company is going to be killed by Amazon.
The Children's Place CEO Jane Elfers has been handed a slew of unwanted jobs at broken companies and successfully turned them around. She is the epitome of Alpha Rising.
Meet the women who are redefining business as usual with TheStreet's Alpha Rising.
CEO Jane Elfers tells us how she is systematically closing stores and pushing to digital.
The top three stocks in the retail ETF mask declines everywhere else.
Amazon, Costco and Walmart are all there really is out there.
Arguments can be made for up and down.
MScience's views have pushed down two stocks, and they turned out to be wide of the mark.
TheStreet's Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer said quarterly results from Foot Locker could be like Children's Place.
The Philly Fed manufacturing index was strong in May, rising 38.8 vs. 22.0 in April. Jobless claims fell to 232,000 from 236,000 last week. Walmart beat earnings estimates by four cents, earning $1.00 per share vs. the consensus estimate of 96 cents...
TheStreet's Jim Cramer is keeping an eye on quarterly results from Children's Place PLCE and Gap GPS, released on Thursday.
Contemporary shopping and buying trends continue to confound established stores.
Meanwhile, apparel sector continues to suffer.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer reacts to Jefferies lowering L Brands' price target.
Their stores are fun and experiential to visit, and same store sales are growing.
The money is flowing, just not in the buckets that expect to catch it.
The enemy of these retailers isn't just Amazon. It's themselves.
Here are some examples of why you should stay on board.
Jim Cramer breaks down the best and worst of retail.
It is good to be here once again on a Friday filling in for Doug Kass. It has been an interesting and mostly up opening week for investors in 2017. We are going to touch today on some early impressions on different sectors of the market so far this ...
We have actual data that show things might be better.
The bulls are in control and probably won't get tired until they reach a new plateau.
There are some good ones today, but for different reasons.