Best Buy (BBY) Says Quarter-to-Date Sales Up Approximately 2.5% Compared to Last Year
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Best Buy Provides Updates on Evolution of Employee Pay and Sales Performance
July 21, 2020 4:05 PM EDTIncreasing Starting Hourly Wage to $15 on Aug. 2
Quarter-to-Date Sales Up Approximately 2.5% Compared to Last Year
Sales Up Approximately 15% Compared to Last Year Since Stores Re-opened for Customer Shopping
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE: BBY) today announced updates related to employee pay evolution and Q2 FY21 quarter-to-date sales performance.
Employee Pay Evolution
The company is raising the starting hourly wage for all Domestic employees to $15 effective Aug. 2.
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