Sentences with phrase «expects apparel sales»

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Nike (NKE) had another strong quarter — highlighted by strong demand for athletic apparel and growth in the company's e-commerce business — and the footwear giant is expected to report profit and sales that outpace Wall Street's expectations.

The sports apparel and footwear giant is expected to outpace Wall Street's expectations in terms of quarterly profit and sales, thanks to strong demand for athletic apparel and the growth of Nike's e-commerce business.

In fact, apparel is the fastest - growing sector of e-commerce spending, according to eMarketer, with sales expected to reach $ 48.6 billion this year.

Goldman Sachs, for one, expects about $ 50 billion (U.S.) more in apparel sales to shift online over the next four years.

Indeed, The Cotery is poised to ride the wave of online apparel and accessories sales nationwide that's seeing nearly 16 percent annual growth and is expected to reach sales of $ 56.6 billion in 2014, according to research company eMarketer.

Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners, expects apparel will lead holiday sales growth, with a year - over-year increase of 7.6 percent — its strongest showing in more than a decade.

The athletic apparel maker said that it expects to report a steeper than expected loss for the current quarter as inventories remain high and sales here in the U.S. remain under pressure.

On Tuesday, the sports apparel company reported a narrower - than - expected second - quarter loss, but shares fell as the company trimmed its sales forecast for the year.

Super Bowl parties are expected to generate big sales on team apparel and electronics this year, according to a survey conducted for the National Retail Federation by BIGresearch, a consumer market intelligence firm...

According to Thomson Financial, specialty retailers saw same - store sales drop 11.4 percent in July — far lower than analysts expected — and apparel retailers didn't fare much better.

«Uncharacteristic or significant weather conditions can affect consumer shopping patterns, particularly in apparel and seasonal items, which could lead to lost sales or greater than expected markdowns and adversely affect our short - term results of operations,» Target noted in its annual filing with the SEC.