Lululemon adds to warnings about consumer spending as stock tanks 15% on weak revenue outlook amid tariff uncertainty

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• Lululemon reported a strong fourth quarter where revenue increased 13%. But the popular active-wear retailer had a modest outlook for this year based on uncertainty about tariffs and lower consumer spending. Its stock dropped on the lower-than-expected guidance.

Lululemon’s exceptional quarter had largely to do with “newness,” CEO Calvin McDonald said during the activewear brand’s earnings call Thursday, but the future doesn’t look as bright for the company.