American Eagle Outfitters
American Eagle Outfitters Inc is a specialty retailer. The company is engaged in the retail of apparel and accessories with company stores in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Hong Kong. The Company leases all store premises, regional distribution facilities, some of its office space, and certain information technology and office equipment. American Eagle also has its online business. It operates in two segments: American Eagle and Aerie. The majority of its revenue comes from its primary brand, American Eagle, which offers an assortment of specialty apparel, accessories, and personal care products for women and men. Geographically, it generates the majority of its revenue from the United States.www.ae.com
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Oct 27, 2026
Session 2: First Steps on Valuation - Bias and the Bermuda Triangle
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3:19Aswath DamodaranHOST
So I want somebody to be my guinea pig who's already got a company in their mind that they'd really like to value.
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3:24Aswath DamodaranHOST
Anybody have a company in their mind that they'd really like to value? That they've chosen already? Who do you want? American Eagle.
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3:31Aswath DamodaranHOST
Okay.
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3:32Aswath DamodaranHOST
Now, what is it about the company that makes it interesting to you? You ask your roommate for a company suggestion and you're very suggestible then to take, but your roommate suggested it because he or she likes their jeans or is it because they like the company? Is it because they made money on it? Is there a reason they picked that? Okay.
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4:00Aswath DamodaranHOST
Anybody else pick a company? I'll come back to American Eagle.
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4:03Aswath DamodaranHOST
Yeah.
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4:03speaker_1UNKNOWN
Gazprom.
Victoria's Secret Almost Went Extinct. Then They Made One Small Change.
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20:35Coco MocoeHOST
But like, I loved the body positive movement is I was in high school because I'm like, wait, like I don't have to look like that because I mean, I just never would.
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20:44Coco MocoeHOST
And so you had lingerie competitors in the late 2010s like Aerie popping up and they were the the sister brand of American Eagle.
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20:53Coco MocoeHOST
They Aerie went viral because they did this like Aerie real campaign where they promised they would never Photoshop any of the posters of any of the models.
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21:03Coco MocoeHOST
And Aerie launched careers like Iskra Lawrence, who was all over their stores.
Greed Part 2: The Seven Deadly Sins with Tori Hein - The Honest Pod, S4 EP9
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12:02Tori HeinGUEST
And we had uniforms, but you could get your own shoes and sweatshirts and like accessories from different brands.
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12:13Tori HeinGUEST
So she always had an Amber Crombie and Fitch sweatshirt or like a American Eagle sweatshirt.
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12:21Tori HeinGUEST
It was super fancy.
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12:22Tori HeinGUEST
Yeah.
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12:24Tori HeinGUEST
And I remember coming up to her one day and going, Hey, Maribel, where do you get your American Eagle sweatshirts? I just basically, and she's like the American Eagle store.
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12:41Tori HeinGUEST
And I was like, I was like, Oh my God.
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12:44Tori HeinGUEST
Like immediately like humiliated.
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12:46Tori HeinGUEST
I should know where the American Eagle store is.
How Understanding Culture Can Transform Your Approach to Marketing and Business - A Sit Down with Dr. Marcus Collins
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12:40Marcus CollinsGUEST
I think about when...
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12:43Marcus CollinsGUEST
When American Eagle did the Sydney Sweeney ad, right? For some, they saw it as a double entendre for the word jeans.
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12:50Marcus CollinsGUEST
For some, they saw it as a eugenics dog whistle, right? For some saw it as the objectification of women.
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12:56Marcus CollinsGUEST
Which one is it? It's all three of them, depending on how you see it and how you translate it.
Highest-Paid Soccer Players 2026: Messi Hits A New High But Can’t Touch Ronaldo
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4:20Kieran MeadowsHOST
The teenage phenom, who plays his club soccer for Barcelona, is number six on the list, pulling in an estimated $55 million this season.
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4:29Kieran MeadowsHOST
That's up from $43 million last year, after he signed new sponsorship deals with brands like American Eagle, Coca-Cola, and McDonald's.
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4:39Kieran MeadowsHOST
Yamal gives the earnings list four players from Spain's La Liga, including three Real Madrid teammates, Mbappe, Vinicius, and Jude Bellingham, who ranks eighth with an estimated $45 million.
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4:54Kieran MeadowsHOST
Not mentioned so far in rounding out the top 10 is number 10, Mohamed Salah of Egypt, with an estimated $40 million in earnings.
Adopt a Letter, Deliver a Smile: Inside Operation Santa
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3:34Carla KirbyHOST
So I have one from Sophia, a 13-year-old, and she says her dad broke his arm last year and hasn't been able to work all year and the mom is the only one working.
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3:46Carla KirbyHOST
So she's asking for a gift card to American Eagle so she can have enough pants to wear for the week.
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3:53Carla KirbyHOST
So some of them are definitely tearjerkers.
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3:56Jeff MarinoHOST
Speaking of asking for a mom, here's a letter that actually came from a 26-year-old Kristen.
Night Stream - 13 Episode Binge of Strange Disappearances with Steve Stockton
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8:53Steve StocktonHOST
Hometown of Applin, Wisconsin, age 22, white male, six feet tall, 200 pounds, normal build.
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9:00Steve StocktonHOST
Brown eyes, short brown hair, small ribbon-type tattoo on the inside of left wrist, likely wearing a green-lettered, get your gooch on, black hooded sweatshirt, American Eagle blue jeans, and mustard-colored steel-toed work boots.
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9:14Steve StocktonHOST
Nick was accompanied by Samantha, his white German shepherd, 65 pounds, brown eyes, spade, not chipped.
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9:23Steve StocktonHOST
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TUES FULL SHOW: People hate Charlie's jeans, Baby Batter Girl, and Rover played the flute
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6:05CrystalPANELIST
Do those stretch like your
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6:07RoverHOST
American Eagle ones? He's going to become manly.
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6:12RoverHOST
He's going to get some flex jeans from TSC.
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6:15RoverHOST
He's good to go.
TUES PT 1: People are still hung up on what brand jeans Charlie wears
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6:05SnitzerPANELIST
Do those stretch like your
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6:07RoverHOST
American Eagle ones? He's going to become manly.
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6:12RoverHOST
He's going to get some flex jeans from TSC.
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6:15RoverHOST
He's good to go.
Behind the Screens: Cloud, Cache, and Code Powering the Dealership Experience (feat. Todd Katcher)
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43:33Krish PalaniappanHOST
You know, the competition to that is not just competition.
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43:37Krish PalaniappanHOST
American Eagle Outfitters or Target or one of these other stores that also sell apparel.
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43:43Krish PalaniappanHOST
A lot of the competition to a lot of these businesses, Todd, is Apple as a company that has nothing to do with selling apparels because the kid that's buying the $50 pants or shirt might have wanted to save that money or could have saved that money to buy an Apple product or an Apple Duo down the road.
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44:00Krish PalaniappanHOST
Sure.
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