LULU

Lululemon Athletica Inc

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LULU beats earnings estimates in Q2, but weak U.S. sales and slower product cycles force it to trim its fiscal 2025 guidance despite global growth momentum.

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LULU trims its fiscal 2025 outlook as U.S. softness, tariffs and stale product cycles weigh on margins despite global gains.

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Bernstein stated that the near-term outlook for Lululemon appears even more challenging as management attempts to revitalize the struggling U.S. business with new initiatives, while increasing marketing expenditures in China.