Lululemon Athletica Stock News

Big western fashion brands, including Lululemon Athletica Inc (NASDAQ:LULU) and French giants Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (EPA:MC) and Hermès International, are being targeted by Chinese manufacturers using TikTok to claim they can make much cheaper knockoffs using the same production lines.  Videos on Tiktok claim to be selling $5 yoga leggins from Lululemon's own production lines, in one exam...

As new trade tariffs get rolled out by President Trump with the United States' main trading partners, some sectors of the stock market are going to get hit harder than others due to the very nature of where these tariffs are focused. Not only the countries that they are targeting but also the products, which are focused on agriculture, and also all the materials that affect prices and costs for...

We are in the fog of war of the stock market tariff tantrum. News -- sometimes contradicting itself -- seems to be coming every hour from the United States government, corporations, and foreign countries as they try to figure out how to respond to the Trump tariffs enacted last week.

During the five years leading up to their all-time high in December 2023, shares of this well-known, consumer-facing enterprise were up an astonishing 321%. That gain easily crushed what the broader S&P 500 produced during the same time.

Lululemon stock price has imploded this year as Wall Street remains concerned about its growth trajectory and tariff risks. LULU has collapsed for three consecutive weeks and has moved to its lowest level since September 9.

Lululemon's (LULU 0.47%) year-over-year results are slowing down a bit, and conservative guidance based on slower spending expectations for the consumer make the pullback in the stock seem justified. Lululemon has been a gem at times for investors, but the uncertainty over the market now makes it seem like a tricky stock to navigate.

A growing population, urbanization, and increased disposable incomes have all contributed to the notable expansion of the foodservice sector in Saudi Arabia. The demand for quick-service restaurants (QSRs) and casual dining places is being driven by the nation's youthful and diverse population, who are increasingly looking for convenience and variety in their culinary options. A growing populat...

Global tariffs announced on April 3rd caused significant market declines, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all experiencing substantial losses. Immediate sell-offs especially hit sectors reliant on global supply chains. This list contains stocks that are resilient to the current uncertainty and could even benefit from it,  also offering attractive valuation.