Dillard's (NYSE: DDS)
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Dillard's Company Info
Dillard's, Inc. engages in the retail of fashion apparel, cosmetics, and home furnishings, and other consumer goods. It operates through the Retail Operations and Construction segments. The Retail Operations segment comprises sells cosmetics, ladies' apparel, ladies' accessories and lingerie, juniors' and children's apparel, men's apparel and accessories, shoes, and home and furniture products. The Construction segment constructs and remodels stores through CDI Contractors, LLC. The company was founded by William Thomas Dillard in 1938 and is headquartered in Little Rock, AR.
News & Analysis
This Stock Is a 132-Bagger Since 2009, With No Revenue Growth. Here's How.
One department store operator has survived a decade of tumult and boosted margins, driving massive gains for shareholders.
Why Dillard's Stock Dropped 12.3% This Week
The department store chain had a mixed bag in the fourth quarter
Why Dillard's Stock Rocketed 18% at the Open Today
The retailer reported earnings, and despite warning of a softening business, the stock rallied strongly.
Dillard's Delivers Another Ridiculous Earnings Beat
The department store chain reported record results by a wide margin in every quarter of fiscal 2021.
Dillard's Stock Soars After Another Huge Earnings Beat
But the company won't be able to sustain its profitability at 2021 levels, making the stock a bad buy today.
This Department Store Just Rang Up Record Earnings (Again)
Pent-up demand and tight inventory management have combined to drive an epic surge in profitability at Dillard's.
You Won't Believe Which Company Just Posted Record Earnings
How did a department store manage to become twice as profitable as it was before the pandemic?
Why Dillard's Rose 21.2% in March
The department store's stock rose as investors looked toward "reopening" value plays.
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