Lowe’s reports decline in sales amid economic uncertainty
Total sales totaled $65.12 billion, marking a 3.92% decline, though strong online and pro sales offer optimism amid ongoing challenges.
Total sales totaled $65.12 billion, marking a 3.92% decline, though strong online and pro sales offer optimism amid ongoing challenges.
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This decline contrasts with a previous gain of $30.1 million between Sept. 6 and Oct. 18.
Marvin Ellison, one of the few Black CEOs on the Fortune 500 list, owns 748,000 shares of Lowe’s.
Despite the decrease, Ellison remains one of the wealthiest Black CEOs in the United States and a prominent figure among global Black CEOs.
Despite the headline figures, Lowe’s reported positive growth in certain segments. The Pro division, catering to professional contractors, maintained steady sales.
This recent upswing comes on the heels of a previous downturn in Ellison’s wealth between April 1 and 19, during which his stake in Lowe’s decreased by $4.61 million.
This recent setback comes on the heels of a previous surge in Ellison’s wealth between Feb. 20 and April 1, when his stake in Lowe’s increased by $6.63 million.
This recent boost follows a previous rise in Ellison’s wealth, with his stake in Lowe’s seeing a $3.3-million uptick between Jan. 24 and Feb. 14.
The recent $4.31-million surge in Ellison’s stake in Lowe’s further cements Ellison’s position as one of America’s richest Black CEOs and one of the world’s leading executives.
The recent $3.35-million surge in Ellison’s stake in Lowe’s further solidifies his position as one of the wealthiest Black CEOs in the U.S.
Despite a $2.2-million reduction in Ellison’s Lowe’s stake, he retains his status as one of the world’s highest-ranking Black CEOs.
The $3.4-million surge in Ellison’s stake in Lowe’s further cements his status as one of the world’s highest-ranking Black CEOs.