Skechers Rises as Market Dips Ahead of Feb. 6 Earnings, With EPS Seen at $0.73 and Revenue at $2.22B
In the closing of the recent trading day, Skechers (SKX) stood at $70.09, denoting a +1.13% change from the preceding trading day.
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Skechers Rises as Market Dips, Eyes Feb. 6 Earnings: EPS Seen at $0.73 on $2.22B Revenue
In the closing of the recent trading day, Skechers (SKX) stood at $70.09, denoting a +1.13% change from the preceding trading day.
Lemonade’s AI-Driven Growth Has Sent Its Stock 89% Higher Over the Past Year: Net Loss Ratio Is the Key Metric to Watch in 2025.
Lemonade (LMND) is steering a bold AI-driven course in the insurance industry, leveraging conversational AI to streamline every stage of the customer
Amazon Poised to Be One of the Biggest Winners in the AI Agent Boom, Harnessing AWS Bedrock and E-commerce AI Tools
Last year, investors tilted their focus toward companies central to the development of a rapidly emerging field within artificial intelligence: AI
Three Reasons Devon Energy Is a Buy: Undervalued, Huge Free-Cash-Flow Yield, and Strong 2025 Outlook
Devon Energy’s shares have faced a meaningful pullback in 2024, slipping roughly 28% as oil markets spent much of the year hovering around $70 per barrel
January rate cut on the horizon, then a pause: What Canada’s jobs data mean for the Bank of Canada and interest rates
Although the jobless rate fell in December, it is still up 0.9 percentage points from a year ago, when it was 5.8 per cent
January rate cut, then a pause: What the jobs data mean for the Bank of Canada and its interest-rate path
Although the jobless rate fell in December, it is still up 0.9 percentage points from a year ago, when it was 5.8 per cent
Canada’s December jobs surge sparks bets on a January Bank of Canada rate cut, followed by a pause, as economists weigh the path
Although the jobless rate fell in December, it is still up 0.9 percentage points from a year ago, when it was 5.8 per cent
A January rate cut, then a pause: What December’s jobs data mean for the Bank of Canada and interest rates
Although the jobless rate fell in December, it is still up 0.9 percentage points from a year ago, when it was 5.8 per cent
Bank of Canada Poised for January Rate Cut, Then a Pause, as December Jobs Data Shape the Rate Outlook
Although the jobless rate fell in December, it is still up 0.9 percentage points from a year ago, when it was 5.8 per cent