The charges come months after an Upper Marlboro woman was charged with stealing more than $31,000 from the same store.

So far this year, LULU shares have decreased by about 44%, in contrast to a roughly 20% decline for Nike, with both stocks ...

The move by Wilson comes on the heels of news that activist investor Elliott Management had acquired a stake of over $1 billion in Lululemon Athletica and intended to push its candidate, Jane Nielsen, ...

We believe that Lululemon Athletica stock represents a solid value buy. Currently, it is trading at a lower than average ...

Elliott Investment Management bagged a stake exceeding $1 billion in Lululemon Athletica (LULU), positioning it as one of the company's largest shareholders, and is lining up potential CEO candidates, ...

Elliott is collaborating with seasoned retail executive Jane Nielsen, a former CFO and COO at Ralph Lauren (NYSE: RL), who is being considered as a potential CEO for Lululemon, The Wall Street Journal ...

Activist Elliott Investment Management has built a stake of over $1 billion in Lululemon Athletica LULU-1.07%decrease; red down pointing triangle and is bringing a potential CEO candidate to the ...

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Lululemon Athletica’s shares spiked Friday after the company’s CEO Calvin McDonald announced his resignation amid declining US sales, with its founder putting the board on notice about a potential ...

Lululemon Athletica Inc. announced Thursday that CEO Calvin McDonald is stepping down early next year as the brand struggles to compete in the highly competitive sector. McDonald will step down on Jan ...

Board seeks leader with growth and transformation experience Founder Chip Wilson criticizes board's succession planning Stock up 10% after slump this year Dec 12 (Reuters) - Lululemon Athletica's ...

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