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Crocs, Inc.
NASDAQ:CROX
Crocs, Inc. (Crocs) and its consolidated subsidiaries are a designer, manufacturer, distributor, worldwide marketer and brand manager of footwear and accessories for men, women and children.
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Crocs to buy casual shoemaker Heydude for US$2.5bn
One analyst, Zachary Warring at CFRA research, has described it as a large deal for Crocs and suggested it may make investors nervous – albeit on Christmas Eve there’s no price action in New York to test the assertion
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Crocs wants to make high heels comfortable
High-heeled Crocs are now available for comfort-conscious shoe lovers
Crocs’ Q4 sales top estimates but shares lose footing on weak 2018 outlook
The Colorado-based shoemaker expects revenues to be “relatively flat” in 2018, whereas Wall Street had expected a rise of almost 10%
Crocs raises fourth-quarter outlook above estimates, reiterates full-year view
The casual-shoe maker adjusts guidance ahead of investor conference
Better-than-expected second quarter for Crocs but shares lose footing on weak outlook
Crocs is targeting third quarter sales of between US$230mln and US$240mln, below the US$247.5mln had originally forecast
Crocs shares on the front foot after better-than-expected first quarter
Crocs has cut its full year revenue guidance after a decline in first quarter sales
Market sees slow gains as oil climbs out of bear territory
Radius Health sees significant gains, while Crocs Inc. falls on investor sentiment
Crocs shoe company loses footing as stock plunges
Shares drop after reporting lower-than-expected sales figures and a pessimistic sales outlook
Stock market edges upwards as oil begins slow rebound
Investors seem cautiously optimistic on Wednesday as markets get a lift
US shares open higher after upbeat jobs data, drop in gasoline stocks
US stocks dipped after the opening on Wednesday but by mid-morning were posting gains after digesting upbeat jobs data and cheering on rising oil prices after gasoline stocks dropped
Wall Street rises sharply as dollar weakens; Kohl's, JC Penney slump
U.S. stocks advanced sharply today as a weaker dollar offered the possibility of stronger sales for U.S. multinationals. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) gained 1 percent to 2,119 at 3:41 p.m. in New York. The 30-company Dow Jones Industrial