New York City, NY, USA, Burlington Locations

Sounds like it's true, Bad Bunny Adidas shoes (specifically this one) is going around Burlington stores.

From todays article: GameStop (GME) CEO Ryan Cohen made the media rounds on Friday, saying the company aims to pull off a "very, very, very big" acquisition of a larger consumer company that would be transformational for its future. Cohen noted that GameStop's (GME) ideal target will be a consumer company that’s undervalued but that is high quality, durable, and scalable with growth prospects. The GameStop (GME) prey will also have a sleepy management team at the wheel, according to Cohen. If the massive investment works out, Cohen thinks GameStop (GME) has the potential to be worth several hundreds of billions of dollars, which would also kick in a massive payday for him...

Idk what it is about interviewing for jobs, but specifically for this one, my resume was good, I had relevant experience being a cashier, I was the only one to show up to a group interview, and 15 minutes early on top of it. The interview went great, despite them telling me they didn’t have the position I applied for and only the cashier one, and couldn’t give me 30-40hrs. I told them it was okay. As long as they had work, I’d be willing to work. I didn’t think I came off as “too excited” or the opposite. So what gives? What the ****? At what point does is it even about me and not the system? This was for Burlington btw. I actually got hired for another job before then at Take 5 ...

NASDAQ: Algorhythm Holdings, Inc. (RIME) is putting SemiCab in front of retailers where demand can flip fast and logistics has to keep up. LINK participants include Sony ($SONY), Best Buy ($BBY), Wayfair ($W), Five Below ($FIVE), Burlington Stores ($BURL), plus private retailers like Spencer Gifts. This mix sits within the broader LINK ecosystem representing roughly \~$6.5T in combined market cap and enterprise value. Electronics and discretionary retail are sensitive to promotions, seasonality, and sudden demand shocks. When volume spikes, networks get stressed. When volume drops, empty miles and underutilized fleets eat margin. That’s why tools that improve utilization and planning...

NASDAQ: Algorhythm Holdings, Inc. (RIME) is showcasing SemiCab at LINK by RILA, which matters because this is a buyer-heavy room where vendors get evaluated for real deployments. Participants include AutoZone ($AZO), Chewy ($CHWY), Hibbett ($HIBB), Academy Sports ($ASO), Burlington Stores ($BURL), Foot Locker ($FL), and retailers like Petco and PetSmart (private). Combined with the broader attendee list, LINK represents roughly \~$6.5T in combined market cap and enterprise value across public and private participants. Specialty retail is deceptively complex. Omnichannel fulfillment, store replenishment, returns, and seasonal demand create fragmented freight patterns, which is exactly w...

This is the kind of conference where scale mismatches matter. Who SemiCab is demoing to NASDAQ: RIME will demo SemiCab to companies like AutoZone ($AZO), Chewy ($CHWY), Five Below ($FIVE), Foot Locker ($FL), Burlington Stores ($BURL), Nordstrom ($JWN), Wayfair ($W), and Academy Sports ($ASO). Add private players such as Petco, PetSmart, and REI, and the room represents \~$6.5T in enterprise value. Quality of growth SemiCab’s traction is measurable. RIME has reported YoY growth driven by contract expansions, including higher lane counts, longer durations, and geographic scaling with existing customers like Unilever ($UL) and P&G ($PG). That’s the highest-quality growth signal ...

For anyone wondering what kind of crowd LINK 2026 attracts, here’s a simple way to frame it: this is the room. SemiCab, the logistics platform owned by Algorhythm Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: RIME), is exhibiting alongside a long list of retailers, brands, and operators that actually move goods at scale. These are some of the companies represented at the same event: * Academy Sports + Outdoors * Ace Hardware * Ahold Delhaize USA * American Eagle Outfitters * AutoZone * Belk * Best Buy * Burlington Stores * Caleres Inc. * Canadian Tire * Cardinal Health * Chewy * Coca-Cola * Crocs * CVS Health * Designer Brands Inc. * Dollar General * Dollar Tree * Fanatics * Five Below * Foot Locker * Gap In...

I've searched the (US) Burlington store near me a countless number of times, they are chaotic and never have more than three snowglobes at a time and never this one. Can't find it online anywhere, except already-sold on Poshmark and one on Mercari. Should be $12.99 in store. https://preview.redd.it/mmlp93z5pceg1.jpg?width=533&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3ea60688b8d4d642748293c7277f1de95d62828b

Alright, everyone. Saw a finance post that hit home, so I need to vent/see if I'm alone here. I’m 27, an older non-traditional student. Just graduated from the Rutgers Business School in May 2025 with a B.S. in Supply Chain Management. Important detail: I went to the Newark campus, not New Brunswick. So, like all of us, I saw the stats (images 1 & 2). You know the ones—they hype up the "$70,000 entry-level salary" for Rutgers Business grads. Cool. I believed the ROI promise. Fast forward to now. A recruiter from a staffing agency reached out to me for a contract role in my field. Their offer? $24 an hour. That's roughly $46,000 a year before taxes. In New ...

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I found these at a Burlington store about a year ago. If I'm not mistaken they were sold individually. Despite that, I'm actually really glad I got them!

**What This Signal Is (Quick)** The **SMA20 × SMA50 Crossover** is the most stable trend-following strategy in the EverHint arsenal. It tracks two simple moving averages—a 20-day SMA (short-term momentum) and a 50-day SMA (medium-term trend)—and signals when they cross. **Buy Signal (Golden Cross):** The 20-day SMA crosses **above** the 50-day SMA on today's close. This indicates that short-term momentum (recent 20-day price action) is overtaking the medium-term trend (50-day average). It's a bullish confirmation signal, suggesting the stock has shifted from downtrend to uptrend or is accelerating an existing uptrend. **Sell Signal (Death Cross):** The 20-day SMA crosses **...

They had plenty of them for the holidays

Hello everyone, I've been searching for a job since August and have had interviews but no luck with jobs. Does anyone have tips for how I can make my resume better? TYIA

I was out Christmas shopping and saw these. Some of the cutest lafufu merch I have seen! I wanted that notebook pretty bad haha

My weekly take on some stock ideas from this week's issue of Barron's Magazine which hits the newsstands on Monday. (With the holidays coming up, the picks were pretty light this week, so I had to reach for a couple of them.) **BURL** Burlington Stores is the stock pick of the week. Barron's cites that BURL has been a laggard among the off-price retail stores, despite a very high 30% growth rate and taking share from competitors TJMaxx and Ross. Burlington has put some recent execution issues behind it and it is a good time to buy with the lowest P/E among peers and the stock down for the year. **LLY/NVO** Jack Hough, one of my favorite writers, highlights the good yea...

Burlington’s (BURL) stock has gained less than 10% over five years, underperforming TJX’s 130% and Ross Stores’ 55% gains. Earnings per share stand to increase as the company closes underperforming stores, adds more-profitable locations, and reworks its distribution centers. Burlington’s gross margins are above their five-year average at nearly 40% and are expected to expand to over 43%. Barron's