Macy’s posts strongest growth in more than 3 years, but strikes cautious note on holidays
Macy’s remodeled 125 stores and improved customer service to boost comparable sales by 3.2% in Q3, raising 2025 earnings guidance to $2–$2.20 per share.
- Macy's beat Wall Street's sales expectations for the third consecutive quarter and posted its strongest growth in over three years as its turnaround strategy gained momentum.
- Macy's raised its full-year sales and earnings outlook for the second quarter in a row, expecting adjusted earnings per share between $2 and $2.20 and net sales of $21.48 billion to $21.63 billion.
- Macy's attributed its better performance to shoppers responding well to changes made in its stores, such as additional staff and new brands like MacKenzie-Childs, despite selective price increases due to higher import costs.
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Some might call it a pre-Christmas miracle on 34th Street, but Macy’s executives would argue it’s simply the payoff of a solid strategy. In its third-quarter earnings call on Wednesday, the once-mighty retail giant reported its strongest growth in more than three years and its third straight quarterly sales beat. For now, at least, it looks like the company’s turnaround effort is taking hold as well as paying off. Macy’s Makeover After shrugging…
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Macy’s posted a surprise third-quarter profit and its strongest comparable sales in more than three years as an extensive overhaul of the 167-year-old New York department store begins to resonate with shoppers.
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