
Gap Slashes Profit Guidance for This Year, GPS Shares Fall 13%
Popular clothing retail brand Gap significantly cut its profit guidance for the fiscal 2022 year after Old Navy sales sank in fiscal Q1.
Popular clothing retail brand Gap significantly cut its profit guidance for the fiscal 2022 year after Old Navy sales sank in fiscal Q1.
Despite the record revenue during the past quarter and year, the company is experiencing challenges in market shifts.
Despite the fact that Nvidia has reported record revenue in Q1, things are not looking well in the future for the tech giant.
Initially, Musk was committed to paying $27.3 billion in cash for the takeover. Now, as he increased this sum to $33.5 billion, the amount of debt he will have to take on from banks is lower.
Jack Dorsey’s stepping down comes as per their scheduled plan. On the other hand, Twitter investors have voted to oust Musk’s ally Egon Durban to keep him out of any further decision-making in the Twitter deal.
Bitcoin price has in the past year shown increased correlation with the traditional stock market. However, as data shows, the asset has held better during the recent sell-off.
The revelation that Snap would not hit some of its own revenue and income forecasts caused drops in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes.
Since two years of its launch, the growth in the funds flow into the Fidelity Bitcoin Index Fund remains subdued.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel sent the digital advertising space into a tailspin and social media stocks down with a bad earnings report forecast.
The company has been recording more losses as Bitcoin’s price has plummeted more than 50% from its record high.
While the reality has dawned on Snap, the company is exploring avenues to cut down its expenses in a bid to come out of the current crisis stronger.
Zoom manages to deliver better earnings than Street estimates while also sharing a positive growth outlook for the second quarter.
The company will maintain an office in Beijing with hundreds of employees to serve Chinese outbound travel.
As part of the plan to launch the IPO, Upson has sought the advice of First Metro Investment Corporation.
S4 Capital’s Martin Sorrell opines that the Ukraine war could help US firms offering tech services, including cyber offense and defense.