Wayfair reports its strongest sales growth since the pandemic, with revenue rising in the U.S. during its latest quarterly period. Quartz says U.S. revenue increases 11.4% to $3.0 billion, while international sales decline 2.3%. It also reports net income of $62 million, compared with a net loss a year earlier.
CNBC and Bloomberg frame the results around Wayfair gaining share in a sluggish furniture market. CNBC says sales rose about 10% in the third quarter and describes it as the company’s strongest quarter since the pandemic. Bloomberg similarly highlights post-pandemic growth at a high level, linking it to U.S. market share gains, with overall order numbers improving even amid challenging consumer conditions.
Across outlets, the emphasis is on improving performance versus the prior year and what is driving growth—particularly the U.S. contribution and share gains—while international weakness is mentioned by Quartz.
