URBN - ア―バン・アウトフィッタ―ズ （Urban Outfitters Inc.）

Tyson Foods (TSN), Hyatt Hotels (H) and Urban Outfitters (URBN) are three bearish-looking stocks that you should think about shorting this week, writes technical analyst Bob Lang in his latest edition of Bearish Bets….TSN

Baird saw a ump in bets against The Gap (GPS) while covering positions against Urban Outfitters (URBN) and Torrid Holdings (CURV) in November.

Deeper Than Expected Black Friday Discounts Stoke Retailer Margin Angst Deeper than expected Black Friday discounts have shifted the focus to profit margins, adding insult to injury to a sector that was already headed into year-end as one of the worst-performers in the S&P 500, with companies such as Target and Best Buy having shocked investors by slashing forecasts in recent weeks. To be sure there was some good news: while the traditional Black Friday scenes of shoppers trampling each other for flatscreen TVs and Playstations were nowhere to be found, online sales set a new record at $9 billion (up from $8.92 billion last year, and $9.03 billion in 2020) due to deeply discounted items ranging from apparel to electronics. In a nutshell, in-store sales were nothing special, online sales were outstanding, but deep inventory-liquidating discounts - the kind we warned about back in May when discussing the reverse bullwhip effect - aimed at stimulating spending have raised analyst concerns about margins .

Currently, Urban Outfitters Inc.’s (URBN) stock is trading at $28.00, marking a gain of 1.17% from last night’s close. At this price, the stock is -17.07% below its 52-week high of $33.77 and 57.24% above its 52-week low of $17.81. Based on the past 30-day period, the stock price is -0.89% below the high and […]

Urban Outfitters features an intriguing valuation. Click here to read my analysis of URBN stock and why it is a hold for now.

Urban Outfitters Inc. (NASDAQ:URBN) marked $24.67 per share on Thursday, up from a previous closing price of $24.49. While Urban Outfitters Inc. has overperformed by 0.73%, investors are advised to look at stock chart patterns for technical insight. Within its last year performance, URBN fell by -20.03%, with highs and lows ranging from $38.17 to […]

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / October 26, 2022 / Creative Artists Agency 3BL Media - Leading entertainment and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA) has announced that Election Day on November 8, 2022, and future Midterm and Presidential Election Days, will be paid Days of Service for all U.S. employees. Leading up to, and during these days, CAA employees are encouraged to engage in nonpartisan civic activities, including text banking and supporting poll workers, to help drive record voter turnout. "The right to vote has become increasingly and dangerously restricted in the U.S., particularly in certain states, and we hope other corporate leaders, in entertainment and beyond, join us in finding ways to make it as easy as possible for all employees to vote and to support others in doing so," said CAA Co-Chairman Richard Lovett. "Voting is the action we can each take to ensure a strong, vibrant, and inclusive country that reflects the best of our beliefs and values. Every company can play a role in supporting our communities as they head to the polls," said Natalie Tran, Executive Director of the CAA Foundation and Co-Founder of voter turnout coalition Civic Alliance and nonpartisan voter movement I am a voter.

Nike is the most popular clothing brand for teenagers in the US, according to a semiannual survey. Nearly a third of Gen Zers identified the brand as their favorite. Lululemon and American Eagle are also top retail picks as teens value comfort and casual fashion. Nike remains the most popular clothing brand for American teens, according to Piper Sandler''s semiannual "Taking Stock with Teens" report. This is the 12th year that Nike has ranked at the top. The survey looks into what teens across the US spend their money on. The investment banking firm surveyed 14,500 teens about their brand preferences, behavior, and habits for the fall 2022 study, and 31% ranked Nike as their favorite clothing brand, up from 30% in spring 2022. Below are the five clothing brands American teens most prefer to deck out in. 1. Nike A Nike logo at a San Francisco Store Foto: SOPA Images / Contributor 2. Lululemon Foto: Lululemon 3. American Eagle Foto: American Eagle/Business Wire 4. H&M H&M Coolmax menswear Foto: The Lycra Company 5.

The Crown Estate owns properties worth $17.6 billion, including farmland, seabeds, and retail parks. Stores on the sites include McDonald''s, Starbucks, Apple, KFC, Peloton, and Victoria''s Secret. The massive portfolio was passed to King Charles III upon the Queen''s death. McDonald''s restaurants, Starbucks stores, and lingerie shops are among the unexpected properties now owned by King Charles III. The Crown Estate , which generates profits for the UK Treasury , is owned by the reigning monarch and control was passed down from Queen Elizabeth II to King Charles III upon her death. The Crown Estate''s properties are collectively worth £15.6 billion ($17.7 billion) . As well as vast areas of farmland, seabed, and coastline, the Crown Estate also own large swathes of retail properties, meaning that the king owns things like McDonald''s restaurants and a handful of Starbucks sites. The King is not involved in management decisions relating to the estate , unlike his own private assets, which include Balmoral and Sandringham, two royal residences.

Thursday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Analog Devices, Aptiv, CF Industries, Ford, Mosaic, Park Hotels & Resorts, Patterson-UTI Energy, Pinterest, Plug Power, Salesforce, Snap, Temper Sealy, Tesla, Twilio and Urban Outfitters.

The trading price of Urban Outfitters Inc. (NASDAQ:URBN) floating lower at last check on Wednesday, June 01, closing at $20.97, -0.38% lower than its previous close. >> 5 Best Growth Stocks for 2022 << >> 5 Best Growth Stocks for 2022 << Traders who pay close attention to intraday price movement should know that it … Urban Outfitters Inc. (NASDAQ: URBN) Stock: Bulls Should Check This Read More »

Urban Outfitters doesn''t distinguish themselves from their mid-cap peers. Read why I forecast a price target of $27 and a ''hold'' rating with an 18-month view.

NEW YORK (AP) — Squid style is en vogue for the Los Angeles Angels. When Andrew Velazquez got on the bus at Angel Stadium for the charter flight to New York, all of his teammates were dressed in the hip street mode of the 27-year-old shortstop known as “Squid." Infielder Matt Duffy shopped ahead at Urban Outfitters for vintage-looking oversized clothes. A 6-foot-2, 190-pount stringbean, Duffy and girlfriend Rachael Crow picked out wide trousers — he had to double back his belt though a loop — a baggy shirt, corduroy handbag, cap with a smiley face and large glasses. “Everybody''s always like: Squid, what you wearing tomorrow?" Duffy said before Tuesday night''s game at Yankee Stadium. “It was actually sneaky super comfy." Angels manager Joe Maddon got into the spirit. “I had the groovy coat that I know he woud have liked. It came out of my closet," said Maddon, who tries to be far hipper than his 68 years would indicate. “Same thing with my white, slightly patent leather desert boot from Penguin that I know could have been in his closet, too.

Tuesday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle Outfitters, Boston Scientific, Costco Wholesale, CVS Health, Dell Technologies, Dish Network, Gap, Graphic Packaging, iQIYI, Live Nation Entertainment, Lufax, Macy’s, Medtronic, Occidental Petroleum, UnitedHealth, Urban Outfitters, Workday and Zscaler.