Big Lots reported better-than-expected third quarter earnings and raised its full-year forecast as its looks towards what it expects will be a successful holiday season.
In the wake of a wider loss than expected and a continuing sales slide in its second quarter, Barnes & Noble plans to a greater emphasis on what brought it the party in the first place: books.
Sears Holdings Corp. reduced its third quarter loss by $190 million helped by lower operating costs from its reduced store portfolio, but it saw no improvement on the revenue side as same-store sales plunged 15.3%.
At Home reported its 15th consecutive quarter of same-store sales growth as its value-driven store-based home decor model shows no signs of losing momentum.