NEW YORK—Specialty retail stocks ended mixed Tuesday as several big-name companies, including homebuilder D.R. Horton, reported disappointing earnings.
Crude oil prices also jumped to a record high of near $123, but the market rebounded from early losses, despite concerns about high oil prices eating into consumers' discretionary spending.
Here's how some specialty retailers closed:
OfficeMax Inc. fell 1 cent to $18.72.
Lowe's Companies Inc. dipped 4 cents to $25.41.
Gap Inc. rose 30 cents to $18.57.
TJX Cos. Inc. climbed 70 cents to $32.04.
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