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of retail sales, same-store sales, and store growth results ahead of its first-quarter earnings call in April. The company stated that it had 1,400 international stores that are temporarily closed and said that U.S. sales were impacted by many factors stemming from the virus.
— Shares of the cruise line were up 1% in extended trading after the company announced that it was further extending the suspension of its sailings until May 10. The company previously suspended voyages until April 12.
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