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1-800-FLOWERS.COM Announces Q4 and Year-End Financial Results Release Date

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1-800-Flowers (FLWS) Q3 2026 Earnings Transcript

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1-800-FLOWERS.COM Q3 FY2026 Earnings Call Insights

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1-800 FLOWERS.COM Q3 Earnings Miss Expectations

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1-800 FLOWERS.COM to Announce Q3 Earnings on May 7

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Walmart to Pay $100 Million to Settle Driver Compensation Lawsuit

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Record $29.1 Billion Expected Spending for Valentine's Day

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Instacart Partners with 1-800-Flowers for Nationwide Floral Delivery

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1-800-Flowers.com Partners with Instacart for Valentine's Day Delivery

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1-800-Flowers.com Surprises with Earnings, Stock Jumps

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7/22 16:00

New York AG Fines 1-800-Flowers $375,000

New York Attorney General Letitia James secured $375,000 from 1-800-Flowers.com for misleading consumers and enrolling customers in automatically-renewing paid subscriptions. 1-800-Flowers sells flowers, food, and other gifts through a host of brands, including 1-800-Flowers.com, 1-800-Baskets.com, Cheryl's Cookies, Harry & David, Shari's Berries, The Popcorn Factory, and more. An investigation by the Office of the Attorney General found that 1-800-Flowers failed to clearly disclose the terms of a subscription service that included free shipping, failed to provide consumers with the subscription acknowledgment required by New York law, and did not notify subscribers before the subscription renewed automatically. As a result, many customers did not realize they had signed up for a yearly subscription and were charged recurring fees for a service they never used. Under the settlement with OAG, 1-800-Flowers must pay $375,000 in penalties, change its subscription practices, and offer restitution to subscribers. "Companies that trick consumers into signing up for recurring subscriptions are breaking the law and costing New Yorkers their hard-earned money," said Attorney General James. "1-800-Flowers buried their terms in fine print and failed to warn consumers they were signing up for automatically renewing subscriptions. My office is putting a stop to these deceptive practices and ensuring New Yorkers get their money back." New York law requires subscription terms to be clearly disclosed to customers, including the minimum term length, the fact that the subscription renews, and the cancellation policy. Businesses must also get affirmative consent for automatic renewals, provide a post-purchase acknowledgment, and offer an easy cancellation process.

2/9 09:10

Instacart Partners with 1-800-Flowers.com for Floral Delivery

Instacart (CART) announced floral partnership with floral authority 1-800-Flowers.com (FLWS). For the first time, customers throughout the U.S. can order fresh bouquets and gifts from 1-800-Flowers.com directly through the Instacart App for fast delivery from more than 700 participating florist locations across the 1-800-Flowers.com network. The partnership expands the platform's assortment in time for Valentine's Day, one of the year's biggest gifting holidays. The partnership arrives as customers increasingly turn to Instacart for seasonal essentials.

1/29 16:20

Microsoft Cloud Revenue Growth Misses Expectations, Nasdaq Closes Broadly Lower

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 finished littled changed, but the Nasdaq closed broadly lower, weighed on by a notable decline in Microsoft shares after it reported weaker-than-hoped-for cloud revenue growth, signaling that sentiment around AI spending and returns remains a key focus for traders.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Microsoftreported better-than-expected Q2 earnings and revenue, though cloud revenueMeta Platformsreportedand provided an upbeat outlook for Q1 revenueTeslareportedand said it would invest $2B to buy Series E preferred shares of xAINvidiaand Microsoft are in talks for an up to $60B investment in OpenAI,Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI are in talks to combine ahead of a blockbuster public listing slated for later this year,2. WALL STREET CALLS:BMOFirst Solaron overhang from Teslasolar plansRosenblattFortineton "compelling setup" into earningsZillow Groupto Equal Weight at BarclaysMorgan StanleyCencorato Overweight on specialty positionCraig-Hallumof StubHubwith a Hold rating and $12 price target3. AROUND THE WEB:Applehas acquired Israeli start-up Q.AI for close to $2B, one of the largest acquisitions in the company's history, FT reportsGooglehas sent a "cease and desist" letters to Kantar Media, halting Kantar and Barb's UK TV measurement tools comparing YouTube with linear TV and streamers, FT saysHugging Face declined Nvidia's$500M investment offer at a $7B valuation in late 2025, FT reportsAlibaba'sCainiao unit will be taking a stake in Zelos Technology, creating a business valued around $2B, WSJ reportsCoterra Energyand Devon Energyare in advanced talks about a combinationand could announce a deal in the coming days, Bloomberg says4. MOVERS:1-800-Flowers.comgains afterModineincreases after entering a definitive agreement toits Performance Technologies business with Genthermin a Reverse Morris Trust transactionRoyal Caribbeanrises after, providing guidance for FY26, and announcing 10 new ships for its European river cruise fleet andEchoStarslips afterthat Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI are in talks to combineSAPlower in New York after5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Caterpillar (CAT) reportedand provided its outlook for Q1 and FY26Lockheed Martin, with EPS and revenue beating consensusMarineMaxand backed its guidance for FY26Altria Groupand provided guidance for FY26Dover, with CEO Richard Tobin commenting, "Our fourth quarter results reflect broad-based top line strength"INDEXES:The Dow rose 55.96, or 0.11%, to 49,071.56, the Nasdaq lost 172.33, or 0.72%, to 23,685.12, and the S&P 500 declined 9.02, or 0.13%, to 6,969.01.

1/29 12:10

Microsoft Cloud Revenue Misses Expectations, Markets Broadly Lower

The major averages were broadly lower near noon as investors continue to digest earnings results from major technology companies and a Federal Reserve decision to keep interest rates unchanged. Concerns about parts of the tech sector are underscored by a notable decline in Microsoft shares after it reported weaker-than-hoped-for cloud revenue growth, signaling that sentiment around AI spending and returns remains a key focus for traders.Looking to commodities, gold was largely unchanged while oil was sharply higher near noon.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Microsoftreportedearnings and revenue, though cloud revenue came in weaker-than-expectedMeta Platformsreportedand provided an upbeat outlook for Q1 revenueTeslareported upbeat Q4 results and said it would invest $2B toCaterpillarreportedand provided its outlook for Q1 and FY26Nvidiaand Microsoft are in talks for an up to $60B investment in OpenAI,2. WALL STREET CALLS:BMOFirst Solaron overhang from Teslasolar plansRosenblattFortineton "compelling setup" into earningsZillow Groupto Equal Weight at BarclaysMorgan StanleyCencorato Overweight on specialty positionCraig-Hallumof StubHubwith a Hold rating and $12 price target3. AROUND THE WEB:Googlehas sent a "cease and desist" letters to Kantar Media, halting Kantar and Barb's UK TV measurement tools comparing YouTube with linear TV and streamers, FT saysHugging Face declined Nvidia's$500M investment offer at a $7B valuation in late 2025, FT reportsMerckis anticipated to purchase roughly 10% of the shares in Eikon Therapeutics'upcoming IPO, Bloomberg saysAlibaba'sCainiao unit will be taking a stake in Zelos Technology, creating a business valued around $2B, WSJ reportsSonyand Singapore's GIC are establishing a joint venture to buy music copyrights, with plans to invest $2B-$3B in the endeavor, Bloomberg reports4. MOVERS:1-800-Flowers.comgains afterModineincreases afterto spin-off and combine its Performance Technologies business with Genthermin a Reverse Morris Trust transactionRoyal Caribbeanrises after, providing guidance for FY26, and announcing 10 new ships for its European river cruise fleet andJoby Aviationfalls after pricing a $600MSAPlower in New York after5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCELockheed Martin, with EPS and revenue beating consensusMarineMaxand backed its guidance for FY26Altria Groupand provided guidance for FY26Dover, with CEO Richard Tobin commenting, "Our fourth quarter results reflect broad-based top line strength"Tractor Supply, with EPS and revenue missing consensusINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.18%, or 87.29, to 48,928.31, the Nasdaq was down 1.85%, or 440.61, to 23,416.83, and the S&P 500 was down 0.89%, or 62.39, to 6,915.64.

1/29 06:50

Company Reports Q2 Revenue of $702.2M, Exceeding Expectations

Reports Q2 revenue $702.2M, consensus $700.58M. "Our teams remained focused on executing against our key strategic priorities throughout the holiday period, which continues to reflect the early stages of our broader transformation," said CEO Adolfo Villagomez. "While the topline impact of our initiatives will take time as we address structural challenges within the business, we made solid progress in the second quarter on our cost-optimization and organizational-streamlining efforts, including meaningful steps toward transforming our structure into a more functional and efficient organization. These actions are strengthening our operating foundation and better positioning the Company to achieve sustainable, profitable growth. I am proud of how our teams supported our customers and advanced the operational improvements and strategic priorities that are essential to our long-term success."

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