(Bloomberg) -- European retail stocks fell, led by
Next Plc and Kingfisher Plc, as floods devastated parts of
central England.
Sports Direct International Plc tumbled 16 percent after the
U.K.'s biggest sporting-goods retailer said it expects the
weather to weigh on earnings. ARM Holdings Plc and Infineon
Technologies AG led chipmakers lower after Texas Instruments Inc.
of the U.S. reported a drop in profit and revenue that missed
analysts' estimates. MAN AG paced advancing shares after Merrill
Lynch & Co. recommended buying shares in the German truckmaker.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
Next Plc and Kingfisher Plc, as floods devastated parts of
central England.
Sports Direct International Plc tumbled 16 percent after the
U.K.'s biggest sporting-goods retailer said it expects the
weather to weigh on earnings. ARM Holdings Plc and Infineon
Technologies AG led chipmakers lower after Texas Instruments Inc.
of the U.S. reported a drop in profit and revenue that missed
analysts' estimates. MAN AG paced advancing shares after Merrill
Lynch & Co. recommended buying shares in the German truckmaker.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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