Among the premarket stories for Monday, June 30, from AP Financial News:

Shares of American Eagle Outfitters Inc. are at a fair price after the departure of a top executive sent the stock sharply lower, but the teen apparel retailer is still likely to face challenges, an analyst said Monday.

Among the stock activity stories for Friday, June 27, from AP Financial News:

Shares of teen apparel retailer American Eagle Outfitters Inc. hit a six-year low on Friday, after the company said its president and chief marketing officer will leave.

Among the premarket stories for Friday, June 27, from AP Financial News:

An Oppenheimer analyst downgraded shares of American Eagle Outfitters Inc. late Thursday, citing the departure of its president and merchandising chief, a potential fashion misstep and overall economic weakness.

An Oppenheimer analyst downgraded shares of American Eagle Outfitters Inc. late Thursday, citing the departure of its president and merchandising chief, a potential fashion misstep and overall economic weakness.

Teen apparel retailer American Eagle Outfitters Inc. said Thursday its chief merchandising officer will leave, effective Jan. 31, 2009.

American Eagle Outfitters Inc. said its board declared a quarterly dividend of 10 cents.

Stocks closed at their highs for the day after bouncing up and down throughout the session.

If energy and food prices continue to surge, consumers aren't going to be able to keep up, which would have a huge impact on the economy -- and stocks.  Still,  the market doesn't seem worried.

A souring job market and rising costs of the usual teen indulgences — pizza, a drive to the mall, the hottest new jeans — are causing teens to do something they rarely do: be thrifty.