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Key Takeaways Analysts estimate adjusted EPS of $1.48 vs. $1.69 in Q1 FY 2022. U.S. comparable sales (excluding fuel sales) are expected to rise YOY, but at less than half the pace of the same quarter a year ago. Revenue is expected to barely increase for the second straight quarter as the boost from the pandemic continues to wear off. Walmart Inc. ( WMT ), one of the world's biggest retailers, enjoyed unusually strong earnings and revenue growth during the past two years. The key driver was consumers who changed their buying patterns in several ways during the pandemic. Walmart's e-commerce sales soared as people sheltering at home boosted their shopping online. And consumers also spent more on manufactured goods as they spent less on dining out and traveling. But these pandemic-related forces are beginning to lose momentum. As a result, Walmart's growth has begun to slow sharply. Investors will be watching whether Walmart can reverse its slowdown in growth when … [Read more...] about Walmart Q1 FY2023 Earnings Report Preview

Actor Miles Teller will reportedly replace Armie Hammer in the upcoming Paramount series “The Offer.” Hammer was originally removed from the series after accusations surfaced accusing him of cannibalism, Variety reported Friday. Teller will now reportedly executive produce as well as star in the series about the making of “The Godfather.” Miles Teller will replace Armie Hammer as the lead in the upcoming @ParamountPlus limited series “The Offer”. The show is about the creation of the film “The Godfather”, and Teller will be playing the producer of the film, Al Ruddy. ????: https://t.co/9k3JlQdFYV pic.twitter.com/CXVhPFZ1Pu — Pop Crave (@PopCrave) May 28, 2021 Hammer exited a number of movie roles at the time the accusations came to light including “Shotgun Wedding” and “Gaslit.” In January, an anonymous social media account leaked Instagram DMs (direct messages) that were allegedly from Hammer. The messages included rape fantasies and references to … [Read more...] about REPORT: Miles Teller Takes Over TV Role Left Behind By Armie Hammer After He Was Accused Of Cannibalism

Actor Armie Hammer has reportedly left Paramount’s “The Offer” in the wake of a social media controversy that broke in early January. Hammer was going to play the director in the series about the making of the film “The Godfather,” according to Deadline . Now, the movie is apparently looking for a new lead. Armie Hammer Exits Making of ‘The Godfather’ Drama Series at Paramount Plus (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/Kahgi44qix — Variety (@Variety) January 28, 2021 Earlier in January, An anonymous social media account leaked Instagram DMs (direct messages) that were allegedly from Hammer. The messages included rape fantasies and references to cannibalism, Page Six reported. One message allegedly from Hammer to an unidentified woman said the actor is “100 per cent a cannibal,” while another message talked about “cutting toes,” according to the outlet. (RELATED: ‘I Want To Take A Bite Out Of You’: Armie Hammer’s Ex-Girlfriend Comes Forward To Accuse Him Of Cannibalistic Sexual … [Read more...] about REPORT: Armie Hammer Exiting Another Movie In Wake Of Social Media Controversy

A wedding planner reportedly threw punches at actor Miles Teller during his Hawaiian vacation. Teller was punched in the face Wednesday while attending a dinner at Monkeypod Kitchen in Maui with his wife Keleigh Sperry, TMZ reported Friday. Law enforcement sources told the outlet that Teller was confronted by a man while he was using the restroom in the middle of dinner. Teller reportedly threatened to press charges after the two got into a physical altercation outside of the bathroom. Miles Teller Allegedly Punched in Face at Maui Restaurant Over Wedding Dispute https://t.co/j1f1bBwGTg — TMZ (@TMZ) May 28, 2021 Teller and Sperry ended up leaving the restaurant and Teller did not appear to be injured, according to the outlet. (RELATED: Aaron Rodgers Doesn’t Have A Care In The World As He Vacations With Shailene Woodley And Miles Teller) The man who allegedly punched Teller claimed that the “Footloose” actor owed him $60,000 for services used during Teller’s … [Read more...] about REPORT: Miles Teller Punched In The Face During Hawaii Vacation

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Topline Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.), chair of the House committee investigating the January 6 Capitol riot, said the committee does not expect to call former President Donald Trump or former Vice President Mike Pence as witnesses, Politico reporter Kyle Cheney said on Twitter on Tuesday, marking a shift from earlier statements that Trump was not off-limits from the committee’s subpoenas. Key Facts Thompson remarked it was unclear whether speaking to Trump would shed any new light on evidence already obtained by the committee, Cheney tweeted . Thompson said that, though the committee doesn’t plan to call Pence as a witness, it is in talks with representatives for Pence, according to Cheney. These comments marked a shift in tone from October, when Thompson told CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer that “nobody is off limits” from the committee’s subpoenas. Thompson’s reported remarks came four days … [Read more...] about January 6 Committee Reportedly Doesn’t Plan To Call Trump Or Pence As Witnesses

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Topline A federal grand jury has assembled and issued at least one subpoena in the Justice Department’s probe into former President Donald Trump’s transfer of classified White House records to his Mar-a-Lago resort, suggesting the investigation into the former president is gaining steam, according to the New York Times . Key Facts Prosecutors in recent days subpoenaed the National Archives and Records Administration for boxes of documents shipped from the White House to Mar-a-Lago, according to the Times , citing two sources with knowledge of the matter. Investigators have interviewed some former Trump Administration aides about the boxes, the Washington Post reported Thursday, citing unnamed sources. Neither the Justice Department nor a Trump spokeswoman immediately responded to requests for comment from Forbes . Key Background In April, the Washington Post reported the Justice … [Read more...] about Grand Jury Investigating Trump’s Transfer Of White House Records To Mar-A-Lago, Report Says

US officials say the number of unidentified flying objects reported in the last 20 years has increased, according to an AFP report. Scott Bray, a director of Naval intelligence, says there has been an increase in the numbers of unidentified objects in certain areas. “Since the early 2000s, we have seen an increasing number of unauthorised and/or unidentified aircraft or objects in military-controlled training areas and training ranges and other designated airspace.” Bray says the US military’s efforts to remove the stigma from reporting UFOs could well be behind the increase. It can also be attributed to advances in technology. However, Bray insists the Pentagon has not found anything to suggest that the objects are not from this planet. Hedging his bets however, he hasn’t ruled out that possibility. “We’ve made no assumptions about what this is or isn’t.” According to the AFP report, in June of last year, a report released by US intelligence officials claimed there was no … [Read more...] about Pentagon reports increase in UFO numbers over last 20 years

Commentary on Pac-12 developments on and off the field … Rising: ASU’s outlook Were offseason rosters moves tallied on a scoreboard, the Sun Devils were losing 70-7 in the fourth quarter. But they mustered a rally last week when the transfer portal produced a quarterback who just might alter the 2022 trajectory. Emory Jones won’t be mistaken for a future first-round pick — his performance last season at Florida was decidedly uneven. But Jones instantly improves the overall state of ASU’s quarterback depth and should be considered the frontrunner for the starting job over inexperienced returnees Daylin McLemore and Trenton Bourguet and transfer Paul Tyson, who threw a handful of passes for Alabama. Jones owns more than 400 career attempts and faced some of the best defenses in the country during his Gator career. ASU lost its top playmakers and key offensive linemen. If forced to play a rookie quarterback, the situation would have been deeply dire. With Jones running … [Read more...] about Pac-12 stock report: ASU’s transfer help, Grand Canyon talent and a lack of QB clarity

The Hotline mailbag is published each Friday. Send questions to [email protected] or hit me on Twitter: @WilnerHotline. Due to volume — and in some cases, the need for research — not all questions will be answered the week of submission. Thanks for your understanding. Some questions have been edited for clarity and brevity. If California Senate Bill 1401 is passed into law, what will be the impact on Pac-12 schools? Will it impact all Power Five schools? — @TerryTerry79 Impossible to know, but we can take our best guess … If forced by law to pay athletes for services rendered , Stanford, Cal and possibly UCLA will give serious thought to removing themselves from the major college football scene. Influential voices on each campus are already opposed to the current state of play — or should we say, pay-for-play. Diverting revenue to football and basketball, and away from the Olympic sports, would prompt an existential crisis on each campus … and … [Read more...] about Hotline mailbag: The impact of SB-1401, the NIL donor hierarchy, Schulz’s future, Edwards’ fate, Kelly’s recruiting and more

On Wednesday, May 11, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a federal watchdog agency responsible for consumer protection in the financial services industry, finalized an enforcement action against debt-relief payment processors RAM Payment and Account Management Systems (AMS) as well as AMS’s co-founders, Gregory Winters and Stephen Chaya. The respondents have been accused of illegally collecting debt-relief fees, misleading borrowers about when said fees would be paid to debt-relief companies, sending illegal advance fees to debt-relief companies, and failing to return funds to consumers who cancelled their student loan debt-relief agreements. The CFPB has ordered RAM Payment, AMS, Winters, and Chaya to pay over $11 million in consumer redress and civil money penalties, in addition to banning AMS, Winters, and Chaya from the debt-relief payment processing and account maintenance industry. Key Takeaways The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has … [Read more...] about CFPB Orders Debt-Relief Payment Processors to Pay Over $11 Total Million Penalty