Meg Ryan, Billy Crystal and Sydney Sweeney appear in a Super Bowl commercial for Hellmann's mayonnaise that recreates Ryan's fake orgasm scene from "When Harry Met Sally." ...

they will now be available at Rs 500 less in the current sale. Best deals on bigger screens 43-inch Smart TV: Available for Rs 16,999, down from its launch price of Rs 17,499. 43-inch QLED TV ...

Macy’s is always having standout sales. Let’s look at four little luxuries on sale at Macy’s this winter. These could not only brighten up your life, but also make for perfect Valentine’s ...

The Sumter County Board of Education will hold a called meeting, on Thursday, January 16, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to seek approval of a personnel matter. The public is welcome ...

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Macy's Almeda location will close in March, marking the departure of the Almeda Mall's... U.S. health officials remove red dye found in candy, other foods due to cancer Federal health and drug ...

About a month after its third-quarter report, Macy’s reduced its outlook for fourth-quarter sales due to weak holiday results at its lowest-performing stores, many of which are set to be closed.

Department store now sees 4Q sales at or below prior forecast Company’s 50-store strategy to be expanded to 75 more stores Macy’s Inc. issued a downbeat outlook for sales in the current quarter, a ...

Macy’s Inc. shares slid 7.3% after the retailer said that its fourth-quarter sales will be at or slightly below the low end of the company’s outlook. The stock M is on pace for its biggest ...

(RTTNews) - Macy's, Inc. (M) said it expects fourth quarter 2024 adjusted earnings per share to be in-line with the previously issued range of $1.40 to $1.65 and net sales to be at, to slightly ...

(Bloomberg) -- Macy’s Inc. issued a downbeat outlook for sales in the current quarter, a sign that executives might have been too optimistic about their expectations for a solid holiday shopping ...