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  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Gap to open flagship in Italy

    San Francisco -- Gap will open its first Italian flagship on  Saturday in the Corso Vittorio Emanuele shopping district of Milan.

    The company said that it also plans to open an additional Gap store in Rome next year and a Banana Republic store adjacent to its Milan location "in the near future." The Milan Gap store spans three floors and 25,500 sq. ft. and will offer all Gap clothing collections.
     

  • Casual Male swings to profit in Q3, ups guidance

    Canton, Mass. -- Casual Male Retail Group said Thursday it swung to a profit of $0.3 million in the third quarter, compared with a loss of $1.4 million a year earlier.

    Total sales edged up 1.4% to $89.9 million, and same-store sales increased 3%.

  • Trans World narrows loss in Q3

    Albany, N.Y. -- Trans World Entertainment Corp. reported Thursday that it recorded a loss of $16.1 million in the third quarter, compared with a loss of $22.3 million a year earlier.

    Total sales dropped 20% to $128.8 million. Same-store sales decreased 5%.

    The company, which owns the f.y.e. (For Your Entertainment) chain of music stores, operated an average of 533 stores during the quarter, compared with 694 in the same quarter last year, a 23% decline.

     

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