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From snapping up labels to growing its fanbase overseas, Next is dusting off its dull image while increasing profits

Shifting consumer habits are reshaping the retail landscape, as spending patterns reveal unexpected winners and laggards in the marketplace. JPMorgan analyst Matthew R. Boss downgraded Abercrombie Fitch Company (NYSE:ANF) and Bath Body Works, Inc. (NYSE:BBWI) following its recent fieldwork and intra-quarter management access.

Tackling bad smells in your car can be difficult. However, this driver says that an air freshener can make things significantly worse.

Bath & Body Works represents a classic example of a value investment, all the way from its financial profile to its discounted valuation today.

Bath Body Works, Inc. (NYSE:BBWI) shares slipped after it reported second-quarter fiscal 2025 net sales of $1.55 billion, up 1.5% from $1.53 billion a year earlier and in line with the $1.55 billion consensus estimate.

The retail sector's discount has made these three stocks stand out as potential compounders due to their high returns on capital and profitability.

CEO Hillary Super was brought on 10 months ago to revive the lingerie brand after years of falling profits and leadership scandals.

More than half the Black and Latina women involved in the study reported using beauty products that contain the cancer-causing chemical formaldehyde

Investors could snag these two stocks as BofA flags the companies as well-positioned winners in an uncertain quarter.

These insiders have been buying back stock lately, meaning their stock prices might be lower today, posing additional upside potential.

As the stock market excess concentrates in the S&P 500 and large-cap stocks, investors have reasons to believe that small caps could start to outperform.