Pacific Sunwear of California News

It's crunch time. At the start of the decade, hip-hop was on fire. Record sales were booming, chart-topping artists seemed to pop up daily and the music generated a whole new fashion look.

Surf and skate clothing retailer Quiksilver will report second-quarter results tomorrow.

Anaheim, Calif.-based Pacific Sunwear of California Inc. reported total sales from continuing operations of $266.9 million for the first quarter ending May 3, 2008, compared with $268.1 million for the same ...

Same-Store Sales Roundup Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said Thursday total U.S. same-store sales during the four-week period ending May 30 rose 4.4% due to strong sales of grocery, health and ...

Pacific Sunwear of California, Inc. is scheduled to present at the Piper Jaffray 28th Annual Consumer Conference in New York on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 10:30 AM/EST. Pacific Sunwear will be represented at ...

Pacific Sunwear of California, Inc. shares are up despite a reduction in estimates for the specialty retailer by analysts at DA Davidson.

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You don't expect the market to like dour earnings news, but Wall Street is putting on its best Rip Van Winkle act and is acting astonished -- shocked!, I tell you -- that Pacific Sunwear is having a rough go of ...

Shares of Gap Inc. may trade actively Friday, as the retailer reiterated its 2008 profit outlook and posted a first-quarter profit.

Shares of Pacific Sunwear of California Inc. fell sharply in premarket trading on Friday, a day after the apparel retailer cut its profit outlook for the year.

Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trading in Friday's session are CA Inc., Gap Inc., and Pacific Sunwear of California Inc.

Today's earnings report from Abercrombie & Fitch makes clear what all clothing retailers ought to take to heart: Stick to what you know and stop trying to be all things to everyone. via Fool.com

At The Motley Fool, we poke plenty of fun at Wall Street analysts and their endless cycle of upgrades, downgrades, and "initiating coverage at neutral." So you might think we'd be the last people to give ... via Fool.com

MOST NOTEWORTHY: American International Group, Pacific Sunwear, FedEx and Cheniere Energy were today's noteworthy downgrades: Goldman downgraded American International Group to Neutral from Buy as they expect ... via Blogging Stocks

A JPMorgan analyst says strong first-quarter results from dollar store operator Dollar Tree show the company may be on its way to beating expectations this year. via Boston Globe

“What they are picking up in sales they are giving back in margins. This is not a fundamental shift that we've hit bottom and now all is rosy.”

Consumers seeking value and buying groceries and other necessities bolstered April sales at discounters, and a tighter hold on wallets led to cautious spending in discretionary items, yielding mixed results for ... via SmartMoney

Investing in teen-retail stocks can be as unpredictable as your teens' mood swings, with teen trends ranging from high-end Tiffany chains to daily coffee runs to Starbucks . via Fool.com

Los Angeles Business from bizjournals Same-store sales are seen as a key indicator of a retailer's performance, as it measures growth at existing stores, or ones that have been open at least one year, rather ... via Los Angeles Business

“Anything that is discretionary is going to continue to be under pressure.”

The nation's retailers reported the weakest March sales in 13 years on Thursday as consumers - fretting about mounting economic problems and enduring a frigid Easter - limited their shopping to food and other ... via The Jersey Journal

By MARIA HALKIAS / The Dallas Morning News mhalkias@dallasnews.com Major U.S. chain stores are reporting weaker-than-expected March results, offering yet another indication of how Americans are pulling back ... via Denton Record-Chronicle