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AEO faces uneven sales, more markdowns, tougher tariff-refund comparisons and higher SG&A that could pressure margins.

AEO's Q2 earnings surge on tariff refunds, while Aerie and OFFLINE momentum drove sales growth and supported a stronger fiscal 2026 outlook.

BOOT's merchandise margin beats guidance as stronger work boots, product margins and tariff refunds drive a brighter outlook.

Stocks wavered at the opening bell on Wednesday as investors assessed fresh inflation data and upcoming earnings from AI bellwether Nvidia.

TPR surpasses Q4 earnings estimates as Coach drives growth, margins expand and cash generation strengthens despite tariff headwinds.

Jack in the Box beats Q3 earnings estimates despite lower revenues and same-store sales, as commodity inflation and franchise pressure weigh on margins.

SHAK's Q2 earnings beat estimates and revenues rose 17.2% YoY, but beef inflation and higher costs pressured margins.

FIGS heads into Q2 earnings with product innovation, global expansion and demand momentum in focus, while tariffs and freight costs may have pressured margins.

FIGS' outlook rests on scrubwear strength, rising active customers and a global push, even as tariffs, freight and marketing spending pressure margins.

FIGS (NYSE:FIGS) reported strong Q1 2026 results, with revenue and profitability exceeding internal expectations. Performance was supported by new product releases, customer growth, and expanding international operations. The company achieved this against a backdrop of tariffs, freight costs, and other macro and operational pressures. For investors watching NYSE:FIGS, the latest quarter lands after a pullback of 29.0% over the past month, alongside a 151.8% gain over the past year. The...

Figs delivered first quarter results that exceeded Wall Street’s expectations for both revenue and profitability, with management highlighting broad-based product strength and continued growth in new and returning customers. However, the market reacted negatively, with concerns centering on customer acquisition dynamics and external cost pressures. CEO Trina Spear cited “accelerating active customer growth” and successful product launches, but also acknowledged headwinds tied to tariffs and risi

Iran deal doubts hit stocks Thursday, but Nvidia, Tesla were strong. CoreWeave, Rocket Lab, Cloudflare were earnings movers late. The jobs report is on deck.