(Reuters) - Analysts on average had been expecting 9 cents per share, according to Reuters Estimates, after the retailer slashed its profit forecast to a range of 7 cents to 11 cents per share, citing adverse weather in April, the impact of an earlier Easter this year and a weak response to the casual merchandise at its namesake chain.
Excluding costs associated with its acquisition last year of retailer J. Jill, the company earned 23 cents per share.
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Excluding costs associated with its acquisition last year of retailer J. Jill, the company earned 23 cents per share.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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