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  • Gap Q3 income falls 1%, sales up 2%

    San Francisco -- Gap said its third-quarter net income fell 1% to  $303 million for the period that ended Oct. 30. That compares with $307 million a year earlier.

    Revenue rose 2% to $3.65 billion, boosted by increases in online and international sales. Same-store sales were flat.

  • Hibbett profit soars on strong same-store sales

    Birmingham, Ala. -- Hibbett Sports said Friday its third-quarter profit jumped 43% as it posted another quarter of double-digit growth in same-store sales revenue. It also boosted its forecast for the year.

    The company reported net income of $12.6 million in the three months that ended Oct. 30, up from $8.8 million a year ago.

    Revenue rose nearly 15% to $167.4 million, from $145.9 million a year ago. Same-store sales rose 12.5%.

  • Report: Microsoft looking to open more stores

    New York City -- Microsoft on Thursday opened a store in Bellevue, Wash., close to its headquarters in Redmond.

    It is the company’s seventh store to date, but more expected, according to the Wall Street Journal. The company expects a “pretty aggressive roll-out schedule” of new stores next year, the report said.

  • Pei Wei Asian Diner to debut in Atlanta

    Atlanta -- SRS Real Estate Partners said that Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Pei Wei Asian Diner has selected SRS to find its debut location in the state of Georgia.

    Pei Wei was launched in July 2000 as a growth vehicle for P.F. Chang’s China Bistro. Currently, Pei Wei operates more than 165 company-owned stores in 20 states.
     

  • Tractor Supply to open new DC

    Brentwood, Texas -- Tractor Supply Co., announced plans to open a regional distribution center in Franklin, Ky.

    The new 840,000-sq.-ft. distribution center, expected to be in operation by the end of 2011, will serve stores in the mid-eastern United States.

     

  • Foot Locker swings to Q3 profit

    New York City -- Foot Locker on Thursday reported a profit for its third quarter on stronger margins for the retailer.

    The company said it earned $52 million for the quarter that ended Oct. 30. That compares with a loss of $6 million during the same period year earlier, when the company also had $22 million in impairment charges.

    Revenue rose 5% o $1.28 billion. Same-store sales were up 8.1%.

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