The Gap, Inc. (NYSE: GAP) will release its Q1 earnings on May 27. Analysts expect 48 cents per share, down from 51 cents last year. Gap also named a new president and CEO for Banana Republic.
The Gap, Inc. (NYSE: GAP) will release its Q1 earnings on May 27. Analysts expect 48 cents per share, down from 51 cents last year. Gap also named a new president and CEO for Banana Republic.
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