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Dollar stores are benefitting from shoppers trading down

Modern RetailBy insights@mscience.comAugust 25, 2022

This week’s dollar store chain earnings show that even higher earning households are taking advantage of dollar store price points. Both Dollar General and Dollar Tree reported increased in-store sales this week, citing customers trading down to lower-priced items this summer. Dollar General reported a 9% increase in sales year-over-year, with same-store sales jumping by…

Zoom is struggling to convince consumers to pay, and the stock is sliding

MarketWatchBy insights@mscience.comAugust 23, 2022

Zoom Video Communications Inc. is struggling to convince people to pay for its videoconferencing service in the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, contributing to a trimmed forecast and falling stock price Monday. Zoom ZM, -0.97% executives reduced their earnings and revenue guidance for the fiscal year Monday afternoon, and Zoom Chief Financial Officer Kelly…

Even off-price retailer TJX is being impacted by inflation

Modern RetailBy insights@mscience.comAugust 17, 2022

Despite offering deep discounts, off-price retailers like TJX aren’t immune to the slowdown in consumer spending. During the second quarter of fiscal year 2023, TJX saw comp store sales drop by 5%. The company — which operates off-price retailers TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods — had a drop in categories such as home decor and,…

Target profit crumbles as inflation-weary consumers shun discretionary spending

ReutersBy insights@mscience.comAugust 17, 2022

Target Corp (TGT.N) reported a bigger-than-expected 90% fall in quarterly earnings on Wednesday and missed estimates for comparable sales as it struggled to lure inflation-hit shoppers with steep discounts on apparel, electronics and home goods. A host of U.S. retailers have issued profit warnings in recent weeks as consumers squeezed by higher prices for everything…

Clothing subscriptions like Stitch Fix were once hot – but now might be the victims of ‘box fatigue’

CNBCBy insights@mscience.comAugust 12, 2022

After earning a master’s degree a decade ago, David Hill wanted to amp up his personal style and signed up for the Trunk Club, which promised to mail him boxes of clothing tailored to his tastes as often as he liked. Hill would visit the company’s Chicago showroom to meet with a stylist and pick…

Airbnb could have a key advantage during the next recession

Yahoo! NewsBy insights@mscience.comAugust 11, 2022

Inflation is starting to cool, according to data released Wednesday. But Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari cautioned that day that a recession could still occur in the “near future,” as Reuters reported. So, what companies are best prepared to weather a possible downturn?

The inflationary 2020s mean fast food just isn’t cheap anymore

FortuneBy insights@mscience.comJuly 2, 2022

The all-American genre of fast food has historically been an inflation killer. Industrialization in the restaurant industry has lowered prices for consumers year after year ever since the first White Castle opened in 1921, signaling the beginning of the industry, and definitely since McDonald’s debuted in the early 1940s.

Fitch flags Bed Bath & Beyond as higher default risk

AxiosBy insights@mscience.comJune 30, 2022

Bed Bath & Beyond moved to the top tier of Fitch’s “top market concern bonds” watch list for potential default following the retailer’s recent disastrous financial results, Eric Rosenthal, the rating agency’s senior director of leveraged finance, tells Axios. Why it matters: Bed Bath & Beyond, as one of the remaining category killers in the…

Bed Bath & Beyond turning off AC in stores to save money: report

New York PostBy insights@mscience.comJune 28, 2022

Bed Bath & Beyond is making its customers and employees sweat these days. The struggling home goods chain — which reported a steep decline in sales last quarter — is turning down the air-conditioning in its stores in an effort to cut costs, according to Bank of America analysts who have visited the stores.

China Edutech Surge Lures Investors as US Melts Down

BNN BloombergBy insights@mscience.comJune 17, 2022

The rapid revival of Chinese education companies’ business is boosting investor appetite for the stocks that bore the brunt of Beijing’s yearlong regulatory crackdown. A bellwether of the sector, New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc., has almost doubled in the past 30 days, turning itself from one of the worst-performing US-listed Chinese stocks since…

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