Levi Shares Slip Despite Earnings Beat
Levi Strauss & Co. shares dropped after hours Wednesday. The denim company lifted its full-year outlook and beat estimates, but investors didn’t seem impressed after the stock’s hot streak.
Microsoft News Today, November 17, 2025: AI Power Crunch, New Copilot Tools, Xbox Showcase and Key EU Rulings
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Levi Strauss Shocks Wall Street: Denim Demand Soars, Forecast Raised – Why LEVI Stock Still Slipped
Levi Strauss & Co. delivered strong third-quarter 2025 results, topping estimates and defying retail sector headwinds. Revenue for Q3 hit $1.54 billion, up 7% year-on-year and slightly above analyst expectations of ~$1.50 billionreuters.comtipranks.com. Adjusted earnings were $0.34 per share, a penny higher than a year ago and beating the $0.31 consensus estimatetipranks.com. The company achieved broad-based growth across channels, regions, and product categories. Direct-to-consumer sales – through Levi’s own stores and website – surged +11%, now making up 46% of total revenuebenzinga.combenzinga.com. Notably, e-commerce sales jumped 16% as Levi’s leaned into online and full-price sellingreuters.com.
San Francisco’s Drone Law Exposed: The Ultimate 2025 Guide to No-Fly Zones and Regulations
San Francisco is a breathtaking city to capture by drone – from the Golden Gate Bridge to the city’s rolling fog – but flying here comes with strict regulations. This comprehensive 2025 guide breaks down everything you must know about drone laws in San Francisco, including federal FAA rules, California state laws, local city ordinances, no-fly zones, and how SF compares to other major U.S. cities. Read on to avoid fines, confiscations, or worse, and ensure your flights stay legal and safe.