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Five Below Lifts Outlook, Aims to Ramp Up Appeal to Gen Alpha

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 02 September 2026, 22:30 UTC By Ann Gehan 1 min read
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Five Below Inc. shares rose over 8% in postmarket trading on Wednesday after the retailer lifted its full-year outlook, citing the addition of new stores and the popularity of its budget-friendly merchandise among Gen Alpha and Gen Z shoppers.

Five Below Inc. shares rose over 8% in postmarket trading on Wednesday after the retailer lifted its full-year outlook, citing the addition of new stores and the popularity of its budget-friendly merchandise among Gen Alpha and Gen Z shoppers.
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