Home Depot delivered wins on EPS (at $4.92 adjusted versus $4.73 expected) and revenue (at $47.86 billion against $47.27 billion anticipated) during its second quarter while also reaffirming it’s full-year guidance. “We continue to operate in what I call ‘frozen housing market’ conditions, but we also know that we’re taking share and that we’re serving our customers better every day,” CFO Richard McPhail said (more).

Stellantis has issued a recall on approximately 955,000 Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Ram vehicles globally over concerns that radio software could be preventing the proper operation of rearview cameras (more).

Lululemon is expanding its Like New resale program to the Canadian market, partnering with Archive to do so. “Our products are created with high standards for technical performance and quality, which makes them perfectly suited for life well beyond a single owner,” said Maureen Erickson, SVP of retail experience for Lululemon (more).

Pizza Hut’s global CEO, Aaron Powell, will be exiting the role at the end of the month as parent Yum! Brands prepares to sell the chain to private equity. Outside of mainland china, Pizza Hut will be sold to LongRange Capital for an estimated $1.5 billion, and in mainland China Yum China will take over operations in a deal projected to be worth $1.2 billion (more).

Target took down the No. 4 spot on a recent listing of companies looking for entry-level employees, with Golden Corral, Olive Garden, and Longhorn Steakhouse snagging the previous three positions (more).