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Burberry shares jump 13% as quarterly sales dip less than expected

Burberry shares increased by 13% after the company reported a smaller-than-expected sales dip in the fiscal third quarter.
Comparable sales fell by 4% in the three months to December, while analysts had predicted a 12% drop.
The company's revenue declined by 7%, totaling 659 million euros, impacted by a 4% fall in comparable store sales.
CEO Joshua Schulman expressed optimism about future growth despite a challenging macroeconomic environment.

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