
Friday's Key Analyst Calls on Nvidia, Apple, and More
The article summarizes the biggest analyst calls on Friday involving major companies like Nvidia, Apple, Wayfair, Nike, Under Armour, and CoreWeave.
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The article summarizes the biggest analyst calls on Friday involving major companies like Nvidia, Apple, Wayfair, Nike, Under Armour, and CoreWeave.
Wayfair's early Black Friday sale has started, offering discounts up to 70% on home furniture and decor, running until November 9, providing an early opportunity for holiday shopping before the main Black Friday deals begin.

Wayfair's shares rose nearly 12% after reporting strong Q2 results with adjusted earnings of 87 cents per share and $3.27 billion in sales, driven by increased order value and improved profitability, despite a slight decline in active customers. The company highlighted its fastest revenue growth since early 2021 and expressed optimism for continued momentum into 2025.

The article highlights 10 discounted storage solutions available on Wayfair, including beds, cabinets, ottomans, and under-bed storage, designed to hide clutter and optimize space in various rooms, with prices starting as low as $8.

Wayfair's Memorial Day sale ends tonight at 11:59pm EST, offering up to 70% off on a wide range of items including patio furniture, grills, mattresses, and home decor. Highlights include a 10-piece patio set for nearly $4,000 off and a Sealy mattress for $380, down from $1,200. Many items also come with free shipping.

Online furniture retailer Wayfair is set to open its first physical store in Illinois next month, featuring a 150,000 square feet space and an onsite restaurant. The move comes as the company faces sluggish sales and increased advertising spending. The CEO attributed the challenges to overhiring during the pandemic and a drop in demand for big-ticket items like furniture. Analysts believe the new store could boost sales and visibility for Wayfair, potentially leading to wider physical expansion if successful.

Wayfair offers a variety of home decor items, including a wavy floor mirror, retro clock, three-drawer dresser, bridge shelf, and modern acrylic vases, all at discounted prices. Other items include a shag rug, ottoman bench, high-tech square mirror, Dalmatian-dot removable wallpaper, and hallway organizer with a mirror, providing options for adding style and functionality to your living space.

Wayfair is offering up to 70% off on small-space furniture and storage solutions during their Presidents' Day sale, featuring items such as a cream-colored sofa chaise, freestanding bathroom shelves, a rattan bed frame, a five-piece dining set, and an over-the-door clothes drying rack. Other notable finds include a round accent chair with a matching ottoman, a modern nightstand, a boho entryway cabinet with hidden shoe storage, a 2-in-1 recycling unit, and a compact bookcase available in various finishes.

Wayfair, an online furniture seller, has announced the layoff of 1,650 employees, about 13% of its workforce, aiming to achieve annual cost savings of $280 million. The company's Indian-origin CEO, Niraj Shah, attributed the decision to an overzealous hiring approach during a strong economic period, deviating from core principles. Wayfair anticipates enhanced profitability in 2024 through optimized payroll and increased efficiencies in logistics and advertising spend, following a drop in net revenue due to pandemic-related shifts in consumer spending.

Over 580,000 beds made by Home Design Inc. and sold at retailers including Walmart, Wayfair, and Overstock.com have been recalled due to reports of breaking during use, posing fall and injury hazards to consumers. The recall affects various upholstered platform bed frames sold between July 2018 and November 2023 for $100 to $300. Customers are urged to stop using the beds and contact Home Design Inc. for a free repair kit, with instructions available on their website.

Boston-based online home furnishings retailer Wayfair has announced a workforce reduction affecting approximately 1,650 employees, representing around 13% of its global workforce and 19% of its corporate team. The company expects these cuts to save more than $280 million and cited "persistent category weakness" and a "challenging" forecast for revenue growth. Wayfair co-founder and CEO Niraj Shah expressed regret over the impact on departing colleagues and stated that the company aims to maximize Free Cash Flow while tightly controlling and reducing total share count. The company anticipates incurring costs of up to $80 million in the first quarter of 2024 for employee severance and benefits.

Wayfair is cutting about 1,650 jobs, Macy’s is laying off about 2,350 employees and closing five locations, including one in Hawaii. Wayfair's CEO cited overhiring during a strong economic period as the reason for the layoffs, with the company expecting annualized cost savings of over $280 million. Macy’s confirmed the layoffs and store closures, attributing the decision to a new strategy to meet changing consumer needs. Job cuts have been prevalent across various industries, with Macy’s stock falling about 3% and Wayfair shares rising more than 7%.

Wayfair, iRobot, Spirit Airlines, and Celsius are among the stocks making significant moves midday, with Wayfair and iRobot experiencing gains while Spirit Airlines and Celsius are seeing declines.

Wayfair, an online home goods retailer, is laying off approximately 1,650 employees, about 13% of its global workforce, in a move to save over $280 million annually. This comes weeks after CEO Niraj Shah encouraged employees to "work longer hours" and emphasized the importance of hard work. The layoffs reflect a return to the company's core principles on resource allocation, with Shah attributing the increase in hiring to a strong economic period and the impact of COVID. Other large companies, including Macy's, Google, Amazon's Twitch, and General Motors, have also recently announced layoffs across various sectors.

Wayfair, Google, Amazon, and other tech companies have announced significant layoffs, with Wayfair cutting 13% of its workforce, Google planning cuts across its global advertising and sales teams, and Amazon making cuts at Twitch, Audible, and Prime Video. The total number of cuts this month is far fewer than last January, but layoffs in major U.S. companies last year exceeded 305,000. Additionally, banking giant Citigroup announced plans to cut 20,000 employees over the next two years following a $1.8 billion fourth quarter net loss.