GAP News

Filed under: Before the bell , Microsoft , Dell , Hewlett-Packard , Market matters , JPMorgan Chase , Sears Holdings , Gap Inc , Economic data , salesforce.com inc U.S. stock futures declined Thursday morning, pointing to a lower start on Wall Street as investors started weighing the possibility that stocks have run up too far and too fast ahead of ...

Thursday, The Gap Inc. reported that its third-quarter net profit totaled $307 million, or 44 cents per share, up 25% from the year-ago period.

The Gap reported earnings of 44 cents for the fiscal third quarter, right in line with the guidance they updated back on November 5th.

In a tough retail environment sales gains are always a welcome sign, and so is profit growth of 25%. The Gap, Inc reported quarterly net income of $307 million or 44 cents per share which was in-line with analysts' estimates.

Among the shares expected to see active trade in Friday's session are Dell, Nokia, and J.M. Smucker.

Retail stocks headed higher Friday as apparel chains including Gap Inc. and Ann Taylor Stores Corp.

Gap Inc. is putting its $2.4 billion in cash and cash equivalents to use buying back shares.

Shoppers spent more money at low-price Old Navy stores in the third quarter this year, helping Gap Inc.'s profit climb 25 percent compared with last year, the retailer said Thursday.

Shares of Dell Inc. and Gap Inc. will be in focus Thursday evening, as the PC giant and the largest U.S. clothing chain are each expected to post a 25% drop in quarterly earnings.

U.S. stock futures pointed to a downbeat start Thursday, as pessimism surrounding the world economy weighed on markets.

Gap Inc. reports its results for the third quarter on Thursday afternoon. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period.

McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurants Inc. announces the appointment of Michelle Lantow as chief financial officer.

November 17, 2009 - Comments GPS OK maybe not $1 million; sorry to exaggerate, it was only $664,731.65. Let me explain how this happened.

I think I made The Gap's naughty list. I submit the following statement from The Gap as proof: "May I point out that it might have been a good idea to call us before you went to press regarding your column titled 'When Liberals Attack! How The Gap Killed Christmas' because the content is not based on fact." Thus began a terse email I received from ...

Building on the momentum of the 1969 denim launch, Gap launched a new holiday marketing and advertising campaign last night designed to be uplifting and inspiring, ultimately drawing more customers into its stores.

Filed under: Earnings reports , Aetna Inc , Gap Inc , Kohl's Corp , Abercrombie and Fitch , American Eagle Outfitters Back in August, I discussed my amazement at Abercrombie & Fitch .

The Gap may hate Christmas, but it loves the Christmas season and the money it brings.

This Thanksgiving, local shoppers can squeeze in a trip to Walmart or The Gap before sitting down to a turkey dinner.

Claims Crispin-generated ads censor the word 'Christmas' Nov 13, 2009 - Elena Malykhina A Christian group's not so joyous about Gap's 'Cheer Factory.' The American Family Association is calling on consumers to boycott Gap Inc.

GAP is celebrating the coming holiday season with glee - or perhaps that should be "Glee." Gap said "there's no accident" in the resemblance between its ads and "Glee," the hit TV series on Fox featuring cheerleaders.