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saw the share price jump over 10% in after—hours trade on wednesday. impressive or not? i'm joined by poonam goyal — senior research retail analyst at bloomberg. welcome to the bbc. lululemon, i have read various analyst reports offer the back of their earnings, some positive, some negative. what do you make of the numbers? i negative. what do you make of the numbers?— the numbers? i think the results are _ the numbers? i think the results are quite - the numbers? i think the results are quite positive j the numbers? i think the i results are quite positive but i think what was most encouraging about the results was that some of the missteps of the reason growth slowed in the first quarter from the fourth quarter, so it gives opportunity to believe in correcting these missteps especially in apparel and the americas, some things could get better in the back of.— better in the back of. what were the — better in the back of. what were the missteps? - better in the back of. what i were the missteps? combination of thins. were the missteps? combination of things. first _ were the missteps? combination of things. first and _ were the missteps? combination of things. first and foremost, i of things. first and foremost, the fact that they didn't have enough inventories so it is
the british people about that because restoring economic stability is the foundation for this green energy policy, and for everything else that we will do.— energy policy, and for everything else that we will do. people looking at the front — else that we will do. people looking at the front pages _ else that we will do. people looking at the front pages this _ else that we will do. people looking at the front pages this morning - else that we will do. people looking at the front pages this morning will| at the front pages this morning will see many pictures of nigel farage, how does he change the dynamic as far as the following four weeks? i don't think he changes it from our point of view. it's a democracy, anyone is entitled to stand and put their case in this election. we will just keep focusing on the public, keep making the case for change. in the end, there are only two possible governments afterjuly the 4th. it will either be five more years of the conservatives or change with labour, that is the point we will be making whoever stands in this election. pt. making whoever stands in this election. �* , , election. a little smile 'ust crossed your i election. a little smile 'ust crossed your face i election. a little smile just crossed your face when i election. a little smile just crossed your face when his election. a little smile just - crossed your face when his name election. a little smile just _ crossed your face when his name was mentioned about how he might change things. it’s mentioned about how he might change thins. �* , , mentioned about how he might change thins. �*, , ., ., , ., things. it's up to the voters, not u . things. it's up to the voters, not u- to things. it's up to the voters, not up to me- _ things. it's up to the voters, not up to me. thank— things. it's up to the voters, not up to me. thank you _ things. it's up to the voters, not up to me. thank you for - things. it's up to the voters, not up to me. thank you for coming | things. it's up to the voters, not i up to me. thank you for coming in.
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member of the public has been told they cannot go about their daily life, walk around the streets of london because of their identity. that is not what equality means in society. that is not what equality means in socie . �* . that is not what equality means in socie .�* , ., ., ., that is not what equality means in socie .�* , ., ., society. because of that, do you believe mark _ society. because of that, do you believe mark rowley _ society. because of that, do you believe mark rowley should - society. because of that, do you| believe mark rowley should lose society. because of that, do you - believe mark rowley should lose his job? i believe mark rowley should lose his 'ob? , . , ., �* believe mark rowley should lose his 'ob? , ., �* ., . job? i personally wouldn't go that far because _ job? i personally wouldn't go that far because i _ job? i personally wouldn't go that far because i haven't _ job? i personally wouldn't go that far because i haven't had - job? i personally wouldn't go that far because i haven't had the - far because i haven't had the conversations with him, i do understand yet what he is going to say to the home secretary. this compositions need to take place. but it is important we stand by the jewish community and other communities and say we will not stand for this, this is not what equality means in society today. tiara equality means in society today. two thins, the equality means in society today. two things, the met has re—apologised. but since _ things, the met has re—apologised. but since then gideon falter has been _ but since then gideon falter has been speaking on camera and on the radio to _ been speaking on camera and on the radio to broadcasters including the bbc and _ radio to broadcasters including the bbc and here is what he said. i think bbc and here is what he said. think it is bbc and here is what he said. i think it is time for mark rowley to lo, think it is time for mark rowley to go. he _ think it is time for mark rowley to go. he has — think it is time for mark rowley to go. he has had _ think it is time for mark rowley to go, he has had long _ think it is time for mark rowley to go, he has had long enough- think it is time for mark rowley to go, he has had long enough to - think it is time for mark rowley to| go, he has had long enough to get think it is time for mark rowley to i go, he has had long enough to get to -rips go, he has had long enough to get to grips with— go, he has had long enough to get to grips with this — go, he has had long enough to get to grips with this situation, _ go, he has had long enough to get to grips with this situation, to _ go, he has had long enough to get to
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