Gary Friedman said a four-letter word when he found out the luxury home furnishing company's stock fell 26% after hours.

The luxury retailer is in deep as it sources 72% of its upscale furniture from Asia, including Vietnam (46% tariff) and China (54%) ...

California-based luxury home goods retailer Restoration Hardware (RH) was among the biggest losers in Thursday’s stock market rout. As of 2 p.m. Eastern Tuesday, the stock was down more than 39 ...

After RH's disastrous performance on Wall Street last week, it issued a clarification statement on Friday to answer open questions and reiterate the company's strengths.

On Wednesday RH, previously known as Restoration Hardware, reported a fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted ... autos and clothing are expected to become more costly. During the earnings call for RH, CEO ...

Furniture company Restoration Hardware’s (RH) stock is rebounding alongside a larger stock market rally on Monday. This share price increase ...

During the earnings call on Wednesday, Friedman said that RH’s reliance on Asia was “not a secret” and insisted that this was no different from his competitors in the industry.

Pre-earnings options volume in Restoration Hardware is 2.0x normal with calls leading puts 5:4. Implied volatility suggests the market is anticipating a move near 14.8%, or $37.74, after results ...

RH, the luxury decor and experiences company formerly known as Restoration Hardware ... the beginning of the investor call. He noted that the retailer has about $300 million worth of inventory ...

Restoration Hardware CEO Gary Friedman was on a call with analysts Wednesday afternoon talking about the furniture retailer’s ...

he shared his true feelings in the middle of an earnings call with the simple phrase: “Oh s--t.” Friedman explained to investors that RH, formerly known as Restoration Hardware, sourced most ...