Stocks to Watch: Electronic Arts, Lululemon

NEW YORK -- Electronic Arts (ERTS) CEO John Riccitiello is resigning from the games software maker as it struggles to reverse declining sales.

Riccitiello, who joined Electronic Arts in 1991, is relinquishing his position and leaving the company's board on March 30.

EA, the maker of games such as the Madden franchise, Tiger Woods, and others, also announced that its revenue and earnings per share outlook for the current quarter will be lower than initially estimated.

Electronic Arts CEO Stepping Down As Lowers Guidance

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Lululemon Athletica (LULU) said Monday it was pulling shipments of yoga pants from its stores because they were too sheer.

Lululemon said the mistake by a supplier would reduce its expected first-quarter sales to $333 million to $343 million, down from previous expectations of $350 million to $355 million.

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Adobe Systems (ADBE), the graphic-design software maker, is expected by analysts on Tuesday to post fiscal first-quarter earnings of 31 cents a share on revenue of $986 million.

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Skullcandy (SKUL), the maker of headphones, named Hoby Darling, an executive from Nike, as its president and CEO.

Darling was the general manager for Nike's digital sport unit. He replace Jeremy Andrus, who stepped down as president and CEO in February.

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DSW (DSW), the retail shoe company, is expected by Wall Street on Tuesday to report fourth-quarter earnings of 72 cents a share on sales of $601.9 million.

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Williams-Sonoma (WSM) is expected by analysts on Tuesday to report fourth-quarter earnings of $1.29 a share on revenue of $1.4 billion.

-- Written by Joseph Woelfel



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