We recently published a list of 10 Firms Take a Beating on Tariff Worries. In this article, we are going to take a look at where RH (NYSE:RH) stands against other Thursday’s worst performers. Wall Street’s three major indices suffered a bloodbath on Thursday as investors continued to digest news of President Donald Trump’s tariff

A real-time reaction to the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariff actions and lackluster earnings has the CEO of luxury furniture maker RH in the spotlight.

Shares of RH fell sharply after hours on Wednesday after the luxury furniture chain’s full-year sales outlook came in shy of expectations, amid a forecast of what it characterized as a “higher-risk business environment this year” due to tariffs,

During RH’s quarterly earnings call with analysts, CEO Gary Friedman appeared caught off guard by the sudden market reaction.

Furniture retailer RH (RH) is set to announce the earnings results for the fourth quarter of 2024 on April 2. RH stock has lost over 29% in the

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RH shares hit a record low midweek, as the company’s fourth-quarter earnings were released in tandem with Trump’s new tariffs. Still, CEO Gary Friedman says the brand is still positioned for long-term success.

The luxury home furnishings retailer formerly known as Restoration Hardware will open an off-price store in Commack this week. The RH Outlet opening in part of a former Target space is one of two stores RH has planned for Long Island this year. The other is a full-price store, RH Gallery, slated for Manhasset.