Pearl Wang

As the athletic apparel company struggles to return to growth, how much weakness is priced into the stock?

The stock is hurting following recent management changes and disappointing earnings.

The fashionable shoe retailer had a fourth-quarter earnings beat, but are there any risks to the next quarter?

Shares rose after a strong earnings report, but how much risk do the coronavirus outbreak and the declining wholesale business present?

Aerie's positive, innovative branding message continues to stand out, boosting sales for American Eagle.

Following two quarters of earnings report beats, has Skechers' strong growth continued? Investors will find out in the footwear company's upcoming earnings report.

Record sales at HOKA ONE ONE and steady growth at UGG drove a strong quarter for Deckers Outdoor.

Cruise line operators are already planning for the Wuhan coronavirus to affect their business. How should investors react?

Pier 1 is closing 450 stores in the U.S., and these two companies could land the extra sales.

Shares have been volatile on news of competing product introductions. The company also faces other problems that are likely to continue in 2020.

Both specialty apparel retailers saw their stock prices drop by 16% or more in 2019 -- and one has a 4% dividend yield. Which one is better for an investor looking for value?

Foot Locker's sales could benefit from new product launches like Beyonce's highly anticipated Ivy Park and strength at Nike.

Ulta shares underperformed in 2019, but the company continues to gain market share and attract robust foot traffic.

The retailer's newest private label athleisure line has the potential to become one of its biggest brands.

Both footwear companies outperformed last year and are expected to have impressive earnings growth in 2020.

Shares of the fitness apparel retailer soared over 90% in 2019, and it just raised its growth outlook again.

Can L Brands turn around weak sales with refreshed marketing? And is there another catalyst for the stock?

Revenue is stabilizing at The Buckle, and including its latest special dividend, the stock has a 9% yield. But given its recent stock price surge, are shares still a buy?

The company has found one way to rise above the challenges plaguing other department stores.

American Eagle shares are trading near 52-week lows, and the retailer posted better than expected earnings results in the last three quarters. Could shares be worth a look at these levels?