(Reuters) - The news came a day after the furniture retailer reported a
second-quarter loss amid the industrywide sales slump, and its
shares fell nearly 9 percent in morning trading and touched a
new year low.
July sales fell 7.6 percent to $67.8 million.
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second-quarter loss amid the industrywide sales slump, and its
shares fell nearly 9 percent in morning trading and touched a
new year low.
July sales fell 7.6 percent to $67.8 million.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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