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The retailer, which has seen its shares in a free fall in recent days, on Thursday sought to appease investors who were worried about its cash liquidity and sales following a gloomy analyst report on the company. The department store chain released a statement Thursday morning that it was pleased with its turnaround efforts. CNBC also quoted Ullman as saying that he doesn't see conditions this year where "we'd need to raise liquidity." The stock dropped as low as $9.52 on Thursday, its lowest point in almost 13 years. Its shares fell 65 cents, or 6.2 percent, to $9.77 in premarket trading Friday.
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