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Business Insider
20 hours ago
- Business
- Business Insider
The 25 best men's deals to score from the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale before it ends this weekend
The Nordstrom Anniversary sale is back, but only until Sunday, August 3. You can find over 6,000 products across all categories on sale. And on August 5, prices will go back year, men's clothes, shoes, and accessories are well-stocked categories, so you will surely find what you're looking you're shopping for the current summer season, the upcoming fall and winter seasons, or year-round essentials, you'll find a ton of top brands on sale. In addition to deals on everything from casual clothes to office attire, men's grooming products and accessories like watches, sunglasses, and belts will be some of the best prices of the year. You can shop all men's Nordstrom Anniversary deals here, or click through to specific categories you're interested in. Made from 100% virgin wool, this slim-fitting suit from Boss has a timeless look fit for any professional's wardrobe. Made from Tommy John's Second Skin material, these underwear are designed to feel like nothing is there. As dad shoes have grown in popularity over the past few seasons, New Balances have played an essential part in achieving that look. Paired with shorts or a basic tee, the New Balance 574 Classic Sneaker are great for busy mornings running errands or long afternoons with friends. Jack Black's Pit Boss antiperspirant is free of parabens and sulfates and uses natural ingredients like vitamin E, aloe leaf juice, castor oil, and sunflower seed oil to protect and moisturize the skin. Nordstrom has a great selection of popular name brands and more affordable in-house brands to choose from. Here, you can find deals on office attire, casual summer clothes, and essentials like our favorite men's underwear we've all men's clothes on sale belts to sunglasses, the Nordstrom Anniversary sale is chock-full of solid deals on top brands. Below, you can find sales on items from Magnanni, Persol, and all accessories on sale you're looking for casual sneakers, dress shoes, or running sneakers, the Nordstrom Anniversary sale is filled with comfortable shoes you'll want on your feet and in your all men's shoes on sale addition to clothes and shoes, the Nordstrom Anniversary sale also includes great deals on skincare, deodorants, fragrances, and other toiletries for all men's grooming items on sale Nordstrom Anniversary Sale uniquely positions itself as an opportunity to shop the upcoming season's trends at a temporary discount (usually about 33% off, but as high as 50% off), plus find savings on items that almost never go on sale or are exclusives released just for the 2025 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is open to everyone from July 12 through August 3. Nordstrom credit card holders were able to shop as early as July 8.
UAE Moments
a day ago
- Business
- UAE Moments
♏ Scorpio Daily Horoscope for July 30, 2025
Love: Your Magnetism Is Unmatched Scorpio, you walk into a room and leave a ripple. Today, that allure intensifies. But here's the twist: someone from the past might reach out—or at least, cross your mind. If you're taken, be careful not to stir past emotions unnecessarily. If you're single, it's a great day to flirt. You're glowing. Finance: Calculated Confidence Pays Off You're in a good position to make a strategic financial move. This might involve negotiating, buying, or even deciding not to spend. You're seeing long-term consequences more clearly now, and your intuition is laser sharp. Trust your gut—but get the facts to back it up. Career: Time to Own Your Influence Something clicks today—you realize you've been playing smaller than you are. Whether it's an email you're hesitant to send or a task you've been avoiding, now is the time to lead, not follow. Your boss or client may surprise you with a responsibility that feels big—but you're more than ready. Health: Channel the Energy That inner restlessness? It's a signal that energy needs somewhere to go. Try strength training, boxing, or something that challenges you physically. It'll help you reset mentally too. Sleep could feel disrupted, so wind down intentionally.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Why Nike Stock Just Popped
Key Points JPMorgan analyst Matthew Boss just upgraded Nike stock to buy. Nike's capable of growing earnings 20% a year over the next five years, says this banker. That's nearly twice the rate of growth most analysts forecast for Nike. 10 stocks we like better than Nike › Nike (NYSE: NKE) ran up 3% through 10:05 a.m. ET Monday morning after JPMorgan analyst Matthew Boss upgraded the stock to overweight and raised his price target on the shoes and sportswear star to $93 a share. Why JPMorgan likes Nike Citing its own "fieldwork" on the stock, as well as conversations with management and SEC filings, Boss is raising his earnings forecasts for Nike in 2026 and 2027. He's predicting the company will grow earnings in the "high-teens to 20%" over the next five years, reports Management, says the analyst, is seeing "accelerating momentum within global wholesale orderbooks" and is aligning its inventory levels to support sales-growth trends. This should be completed by halfway through 2026. Boss also cited multiple trends that should result in stronger average selling prices in the running, global footwear, basketball, and training markets, leading to potentially a doubling of operating profit margins (to 10%) by 2028. Longer term, Boss sees a path to Nike regaining pre-pandemic profit margins of 12% and even 13%. Is Nike stock a buy? Nike's not a bad business. To the contrary, it's a steady performer, and most analysts predict Nike is capable of growing earnings at least 11% annually over the next five years. The problem is that, at its current valuation of 35 times earnings, 11% growth might not be enough to justify such a high valuation. JPMorgan's analyst holds out the hope, though, that Nike might grow nearly twice as fast as that -- 20%. Problem is, even 20% growth on a 35x-earnings stock works out to a price-to-earnings ratio of 1.75. That's still too high a price to pay for Nike. Even if this analyst is right about Nike's growth prospects, I think the stock is still a sell. Should you invest $1,000 in Nike right now? Before you buy stock in Nike, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the for investors to buy now… and Nike wasn't one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Consider when Netflix made this list on December 17, 2004... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $636,628!* Or when Nvidia made this list on April 15, 2005... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $1,063,471!* Now, it's worth noting Stock Advisor's total average return is 1,041% — a market-crushing outperformance compared to 183% for the S&P 500. Don't miss out on the latest top 10 list, available when you join Stock Advisor. See the 10 stocks » *Stock Advisor returns as of July 28, 2025 Rich Smith has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Nike. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Why Nike Stock Just Popped was originally published by The Motley Fool Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
AU Financial Review
3 days ago
- Business
- AU Financial Review
Honeymoon over for Boss Energy after $600m market rout
Boss Energy has seen $600m of shareholder value erased in a single day after the uranium producer raised concerns about the future of its flagship mine, just days after the managing director handed in his notice. Shares in Boss dropped more than 40 per cent on Monday when the miner warned it was unlikely to hit the production target for the Honeymoon project in South Australia and flagged concerns about the quality of its uranium.
West Australian
3 days ago
- Business
- West Australian
Boss Energy shares plunge on issues at uranium mine
The company behind Australia's first uranium mine in a decade has been hit by a huge share-price plunge after disclosing challenges at its South Australia operation. Boss Energy shares on Monday afternoon were down 42.2 per cent to a three-year low of $1.965 after the Perth-headquartered company made the announcement about its Honeymoon mine, 80km northwest of Broken Hill. Boss said that based on more than 12 months of resumed operations, it had identified "potential challenges" that could prevent Honeymoon from ever achieving its forecast production target of 2.45 million pounds of yellowcake a year. "We're confident that we'll get at least 1,600,000 pounds," chief executive and managing director Duncan Craib told analysts in a conference call on Monday. The issue is production drilling at 15 to 20 metres of spacing has found less uranium mineralisation than Boss had inferred from its 2021 feasibility study, which relied on drilling at 60 or 70-metre spacing. An independent review by experts will commence shortly to determine the extent to which this will affect assumptions from the early feasibility study, Boss said. The Honeymoon mine opened in 2011 but operations were suspended just two years later, after a plunge in the price of uranium. Boss bought the mine in 2015 and it resumed operations in 2024. "It really has been a tremendous achievement that since the start of commissioning in April (2024), we've produced over one million pounds of uranium to date," Mr Craib said. The chief executive, who is stepping down at the end of September, told analysts in response to a question that it was too soon to say how the mineralisation findings might affect Honeymoon's estimated mine life of 10-plus years. "The mine itself is off to a flying start," he said. It is profitable and Boss Energy has no debt, he added.
