Walmart faces mixed signals in quarterly earnings
Wall Street expects Walmart to report mixed results with second quarter earnings rising year over year while revenue declines. Analysts note earlier quarter gains as shoppers spent on clothing and household goods amid stimulus payments.
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Retail sales seen slipping 0.3 percent in July
Economists forecast a seasonally adjusted 0.3 percent drop in U S retail sales for July from June, after a 0.6 percent rise in June as Americans spent on clothing electronics and dining out while pandemic restrictions eased. The Commerce Department will release July retail sales figures today.
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Stocks Recap Back-To-School Prices Hit by Supply Chain
Charles Field, CEO of TeacherLists, notes retailers cut back on aggressive pricing as stock tightens. He says back-to-school discounts are scarce this year due to pandemic-related supply-chain challenges and higher overseas production costs.
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Wall Street ends choppy day with new highs and losses
A volatile session on Wall Street saw the S&P 500 and Dow Jones edge to new highs after an early slide. Tesla and other equities moved amid a patent dispute with Google, with TSLA closing down 4.3 percent. The U.S. government probes the autopilot system of the electric vehicle maker, Tesla.
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Rural housing growth prompts annexation tied rules
Lawrence considers zoning amendments to align growth with Plan 2040. New neighborhoods in tier two and tier three areas would only be eligible for city annexation if touching city boundaries. Denser housing would follow city standards. county rules currently require three acre lots. A joint resolution awaits final city and county votes after meetings.
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