The bottom line dropped 34% in the first quarter to $133 million from $202 million, on sales that inched up 1% to $2,175 million from $2,153 million, helped by the addition of WSS and Atmos. Comps declined 1.9% overall, dropping high-singles in Mar. and Apr. after a positive start, but varied widely by banner and region. North America comped down 11.8%, with Foot Locker U.S. down high-single digits—going up against last year’s government stimulus payments—but Canada up mid-singles. Champs and Kids’ both dropped low-double digits, and Eastbay plunged 40%. EMEA comped up 56.3%, with FL Europe up about 50% and ... Log in to view full article.