Petco Health and Wellness Company, Inc. Stock News

Petco Health & Wellness has seen growth declines post-pandemic, with flat EBITDA and deleveraging on the bottom line. The company's business quality is questionable as debt has not come down in absolu

The Wall Street analysts who follow companies in the S&P 500 index SPX tend to be an upbeat bunch, but as second-quarter earnings reporting season winds down, are they too upbeat on the months ahead?

Petco announced fiscal second-quarter results that were roughly in line with analysts' expectations. But the pet products and services retailer also reduced its profitability outlook for the year, and

Pet care stocks are not exciting, and they are low growth, but they offer significant returns for investors over the long. Takeaways from the sector include growth driven by secular tailwinds and supp

Michael Lasser, UBS US Hardline & Broadline and Food Retail Analyst, joins Yahoo Finance Live anchors Seana Smith and Akiko Fujita to discuss retail stocks Dollar Tree and Petco and what investors sho

As shares of Petco Health & Wellness reeled on Thursday due to weaker demand and a downbeat financial forecast, executives at the pet-store chain said that customers continued to migrate toward more e

Yahoo Finance Live anchors Julie Hyman and Brad Smith break down Petco's Q2 earnings results. Petco (WOOF) shares drop after the company slashed its full-year guidance.

Petco met second-quarter expectations, but guided lower for the full year. The company sees signs discretionary spending is on the decline.

Petco Health & Wellness (WOOF) came out with quarterly earnings of $0.06 per share, missing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.07 per share. This compares to earnings of $0.19 per share a year ago.

Here are some of the tickers on my radar for Thursday, Aug. 24, taken directly from my reporter's notebook.

Petco Health and Wellness (NASDAQ: WOOF ) stock is falling following the release of its earnings report for the second quarter of 2023. The bad news for WOOF stock comes from a guidance update in its

Petco Health and Wellness (NYSE:WOOF) saw its stock slide more than 12% as American consumers spend less money on their pets. The retailer, in its quarterly results, revealed a 9.4% decline in its sup

Petco Health & Wellness Co.'s stock WOOF, -1.95% slid 9% in premarket trade Thursday, after the pet care and goods company swung to a second-quarter loss and issued a profit warning for 2023. The San

Markets don't go up forever. They can also dramatically decline.

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