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Dick's Sporting Goods Is Tumbling – But Don't Blame Its New Policy on Guns
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Website: http://ibertyparkpress.com
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Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc. has vowed to limits sales of guns. Its problem, however, is poor sales of everything else. Only weeks after winning accolades from gun-control advocates for ending sales of assault rifles at its Field & Stream stores, Dick’s posted a deeper-than-expected sales decline. Its stock sank the most in four months Tuesday in the wake of the quarterly report, which reflected struggles with excess inventory and deep discounting.
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PHORTO
(3/14/2018)
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| Oh, no, it's not the obvious. Definitely NOT the obvious. Obviously. [eyeroll] |
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dasing
(3/16/2018)
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| I used to have emails from dicks, but I unsubscribed stating they were too anti-American for me! |
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