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Several more Dow components report earnings Friday, providing a glimpse of how industrial and consumer companies fared in the squishy global economy last quarter.
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Retailer Best Buy is offering a 30 percent discount on its current stock of Apple iPad 3 tablets in the United States, a spokeswoman for the world's largest consumer electronics chain said.
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Lululemon Athletica on Thursday said it could see a $40 million loss in profit for the year due to a recent decision to recall defective workout pants from its stores.
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*Company sees Q1 EPS $0.28- $0.30, vs $0.32 a year earlier. *Shares rise 1.7 percent to C $66.47 in Toronto. TORONTO, March 21- Yogawear chain Lululemon Athletica Inc said on Thursday it could lose up to $40 million in profit this fiscal year because of its decision to pull defective workout pants from its shelves.
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The "Fast Money" traders share their final trades of the day.
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*Company sees Q1 EPS $0.28- $0.30, vs $0.32 a year earlier. *Shares rise 1.9 percent to C $66.61 in Toronto. TORONTO, March 21- Lululemon Athletica Inc said on Thursday it expects earnings to drop in the current quarter, hurt by a recall of its trendy workout pants, and reported results for the quarter ended Feb. 3 that came in slightly ahead of forecasts.
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*Taiwan supplier says Lululemon misjudged consumer tastes. *Shares down 3.3 pct on Toronto Stock Exchange.
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*Taiwan supplier says Lululemon misjudged consumer tastes. *Shares drop 4 pct on Toronto Stock Exchange.
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Jim Cramer is watching a slew of events that could be market moving in the week ahead.
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Adidas is launching a technology it claims will transform running shoes, which is approximately a $15 billion business.
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Under Armour is making a renewed push into retail and opening a specialty store in Baltimore tomorrow, with CNBC's Brian Shactman.
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Debating whether Under Armour or Nike make a better buy now, with Abigail Doolittle, The Seaport Group and Jeff Kilburg, KKM Financial. (2:20)
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Kevin Plank, chairman, president, & CEO of Under Armour, discusses a new standalone store in Baltimore that has a section dedicated solely to women, with CNBC's Brian Shactman. Plank refers to it as a "lab store."
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Perhaps to investors, the shift in Under Armour describes the next phase in the company's development: From disruptive growth company to global retail machine ready to take on Nike
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Under Armour opens a new store today in Baltimore, reports Brian Shactman. It's a sign the company is ready to grow up, he says. Success at a standalone store could open up foreign markets for the company.
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