US: Gap lifts FY outlook as January comps tumble 23%
Author: just-style.com | 6 February 2009
Despite posting a 23% slump in January same-store sales, shares in Gap Inc rose 6% yesterday (5 January) as the largest US specialty clothing retailer lifted its earnings outlook on the back of sharp cost cuts.
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