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Carter’s hits ‘record sales’ in Q3
Based on its third quarter earnings, Carter’s predicts that is on its way to its 28th consecutive year of sales growth. The brand specializing in babies and young children’s apparel and accessories reported a net sales increase of 6.1%, totaling $901.4 million. The company credits this growth on its U.S. Carter’s and OshKosh retail businesses, Carter’s wholesale business, and international segment. -
Amazon Q3 earnings jump, but still miss mark
Despite gains in the third quarter, Amazon’s stock fell 6% in extended trading. The pure-play retailer’s net sales increased 29% to $32.7 billion for the third quarter ending Sept. 30, 2016, compared with $25.4 billion in third quarter 2015. The company credits the jump to $52 million in year-over-year changes in foreign exchange rates throughout the quarter.

