FINANCE

Tuesday Morning continues its comeback.

CAS Investments has filed a preliminary proxy statement with the SEC for use in soliciting votes in opposition to the sale of At Home Group to private-equity firm Hellman & Friedman LLC.

After a strong first quarter for many U.S. retailers, things are likely to moderate going forward.

An important metric bodes well for the country’s economic recovery from the pandemic.

Ross Stores reported Q1 earnings and sales that topped Street estimates with comp sales that beat pre-pandemic levels.

Foot Locker reported a strong first quarter that beat estimates and said it is repositioning its store fleet to focus on its iconic banners.

L Brands reported a better-than-expected first-quarter with gains across both its businesses as it prepares to spin off the brands into two separate companies. 

Walmart is expanding its financial services portfolio with the official launch of a new partnership with Western Union.