Net loss at the teen retailer narrowed by 9% to $16,780,000 in Q1 from a loss of $18,382,000 last year, as revenues slipped 3% to $177,388,000 from $182,887,000 with -2.4% comps, but the U.S. returned to comp growth for the first time since 2021. Same store sales were +0.3% in North America, though store closures sent revenues down 1% to $142.7 million, driven by growth in men’s and women’s, while hardgoods remained especially weak, decelerating from Q4 as cold weather abated. Accessories and footwear also comped lower. Average unit retail and ... Log in to view full article.