Beiersdorf Sales Slightly Miss Expectations on Nivea Weakness
The German consumer goods maker marginally missed market expectations for third-quarter sales growth on Tuesday, with its key Nivea brand posting a third straight quarterly sales decline.

The online luxury marketplace’s sales soared and losses narrowed, easing investors’ concerns about the company’s business model.

Brand sales declined by a double-digit percentage in Hong Kong in the latest period.

British online retailer Boohoo posted a record market value of £3.3 billion, while Asos shares fall.

The Chinese e-commerce company beat Wall Street's earnings estimates, with total net revenue rising by 22.9 percent and shares up by 5 percent.

The Chinese companies are likely to rebound from trade war losses since May, with Alibaba's revenue projected to grow by 38 percent and Tencent's revenue is expected to grow by 27 percent.

Amazon said it would spend $800 million in the second quarter to move to one-day delivery for its best customers, trying to maintain its fast-shipping advantage over rivals like Walmart.

The luxury conglomerate's sales breezed past analysts’ estimates as creative revamps at its Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior fashion brands helped fuel growth.

The sportswear manufacturer reported earnings below expectations due to higher overhead expenses and a steeper tax bill.

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Lululemon's total comparable sales, a key indicator for the company's business, rose 14%, while analysts on average had expected a rise of 11.6%.

Slow sales at the mall retailer surprised analysts who had seen the company’s turnaround as a success story.

The luxury parka brand had its the first revenue miss since going public in 2017.
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