FINANCE

Men’s big and tall apparel retailer DXL on Friday reported a higher loss in its fourth quarter even as its same-store sales topped the Street.

Tiffany & Co. reported mixed results for its fourth quarter as profit topped the Street estimates but revenue fell short amid “external challenges and uncertainties” that included lower tourist spending.

After multiple quarters of good progress, Tiffany came back to earth with a bump in its final quarter.

Hibbett Sports is losing its chief executive.

Fashion rental giant Rent the Runway is now valued at $1 billion, thanks to a new financing round.

Levi Strauss & Co. went public on Thursday with a $6.6 billion valuation.

Brookstone will stay alive online and in airports.

Williams-Sonoma Inc. raised its dividend by nearly 12% and increased its share buyback program amid strong fourth-quarter earnings and continued momentum in its West Elm division and online sales.

Pier 1 Imports is making changes at headquarters.

J.Crew Group struggled in the fourth quarter amid inventory write-downs and strategies that ultimately proved unsuccessful.