Dillard’s Highlights COVID Recovery at Annual Shareholders Meeting
CEO William Dillard II touted a $1.8 billion return for shareholders over the past three years. read more >
CEO William Dillard II touted a $1.8 billion return for shareholders over the past three years. read more >
The suit alleges that the department store chain retaliated against a high-performing Black employee. read more >
Most of the increase was tied to a rise in the value added to top executives' pension funds. read more >
Still, earnings per share rose 5.6% in the quarter to $9.30. read more >
Garrison will remain with the company as chairman for a period of time. read more >
“We were running through cash like crazy,” William Dillard II told shareholders. The company’s main objective, though, was to survive the pandemic. read more >
The department store operator said comparable retail sales were up 23%. read more >
Together, they had total compensation of $45.9 million for the fiscal year that ended Jan. 29. read more >
Dillard’s annual proxy statement provides financial details about some transactions it has with executive officers, directors and others, according to U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission rules. read more >
Heading into the pandemic, you might have doubted that Dillard’s would emerge intact, with record profits and share prices. But that’s exactly what happened. read more >
The company said it had profit of $16.61 per share in the quarter. read more >
Asking why Dillard’s stock rose 800% from November 2020 to last month is part numbers game and part psychological mystery-solving. read more >
The company said the dividend is meant to thank shareholders for their support, but it will also result in a hefty payout for the Dillard family. read more >
The money was supposed to supplement Amazon’s offer for Dillard’s property at a mall in Baton Rouge. read more >
On a per-share basis, the retail company said it had profit of $9.81. read more >
It took a little more than 60 years for Arkansas’ premier shopping center to go from top shelf to the discount bin. read more >
Stores for the Little Rock retailer overcome obstacles as customers get out again, with sales "firing on all cylinders." read more >
Last week, the value of the William Dillard family’s stock in the publicly traded Little Rock retail chain stood at $1.4 billion, up 244% from last November. read more >
Nearly all of the Dillard family members who work at Dillard's Inc. of Little Rock saw their total compensation skyrocket in the most recent fiscal year. read more >
The failure of Dillard’s Inc. to disclose online sales in its annual report has attracted the attention of the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. read more >
