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High-rise jeans, high returns: How Sydney Sweeney is helping American Eagle stock fly
Fast-forward four decades, and Sydney Sweeney is pulling the same trick—but with a fresh twist. Her American Eagle ads—which showcased vintage aesthetics paired with body-positive messaging—hit home with Gen Z and Millennials alike. This wasn't just about selling jeans; it was about owning a cultural moment.
Despite this dip, the stock is still up 25% over the last month—significantly outpacing the S&P 500’s modest 1.2% increase.
In 2013, Fireman Capital Partners, the investment firm started by Reebok’s founder Paul Fireman, sold Hudson Clothing for $97 ...
American Eagle stock surged more than 20% Monday after President Trump praised Sydney Sweeney's controversial ad campaign ...
American Eagle Outfitters Inc (NYSE: AEO) shares are trading lower on Tuesday, pulling back from a sharp surge higher to ...
The American Eagle rally fizzles as analysts question if sales will keep up with the Sydney Sweeney social media buzz ...
Tyson Foods (TSN) raised its earnings outlook as demand for chicken and operational efficiencies offset weakness in its beef ...
Major U.S. indices ended Monday in the green with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 1.3% higher at 44,173.64.
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