Best Buy Beats Q1 Expectations with 2% Comparable Sales Growth

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Best Buy reported Q1 revenue of $8.94B, beating expectations, with 2% comparable sales growth driven by gaming, computing, mobile phones, and services, despite appliance sales declines.

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Best Buy reported Q1 revenue of $8.94B, beating expectations, with 2% comparable sales growth driven by gaming, computing, mobile phones, and services, despite appliance sales declines.

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