Shares of apparel and footwear companies are trading higher after peer On Holding affirmed its FY26 sales guidance and issued Q3 sales guidance.

LVMH Q3 Sales +1% Organically To €18.50 Billion; Q3 Fashion & Leather Goods Sales -5% Organically To €8.25 Billion; Says Fashion & Leather Goods Affected In Q3 By Slowdown In Demand In China; Fashion & Leather Goods Continued To Benefit From Buoyant U.S. Market; Says Economic, Geopolitical Environment Remains Uncertain; Says Will Focus On Enhancing Desirability Of Brands

https://www.lvmh.com/en/publications/continued-growth-in-the-third-quarter-of-2026

Bernard Arnault’s Net Worth Craters by $77 Billion as LVMH Stock Crashes

Bernard Arnault, the richest person in Europe, is having a bad year as its net worth plunges amid woes in the luxury goods industry.

On Holding, Viking Therapeutics, Shopify And Other Big Stocks Moving Higher On Tuesday

U.S. stocks rose, led by On Holding's 13% surge after strong guidance and a $1B buyback; Viking Therapeutics and others also gained.

1 Reason Dick's Sporting Goods Is Worth a Second Look This Month

Dick's Sporting Goods stock has fallen 35% over six months due to weak Q3 results, excess footwear inventory, and Foot Locker integration challenges. However, the company's innovative 'House of Sport' retail concept—featuring interactive experiences like batting cages and climbing walls—creates a competitive moat against e-commerce rivals that could drive a turnaround.

Kaplan Fox Urges Investors of Hyliion Holdings Corp. (NYSE: HYLN) to Seek a Leadership Role Before October 27, 2026

Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP has filed securities class action lawsuits against three companies: Hyliion Holdings for allegedly making false statements about a VFG partnership that caused stock manipulation, Taboola.com for undisclosed issues during May-August 2026, and DICK's Sporting Goods for violations during September 2025-August 2026. Investors are urged to seek lead plaintiff status by specified deadlines.

Shares of consumer discretionary retail companies are trading higher. Retreating bond yields and investors trimming exposure to AI-exposed tech names are helping drive the rebound following marked declines for the sector in August and September.