Week in Review: Dick’s Sporting Goods Sales Sink After New Gun Policy

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Dick's Sporting Goods has suffered a surprisingly steep downturn in sales since promising to sell fewer guns, but the problem isn't the gun sales, Fortune says. Stock tumbled to the lowest in four months after the sports store banned ...

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Dick's Sporting Goods Sales Sink After New Gun Policy

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Dick's Sporting Goods has suffered a surprisingly steep downturn in sales since promising to sell fewer guns, but the problem isn't the gun sales, Fortune says. Stock tumbled to the lowest in four months after the sports store banned... Read More

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