Deckers Brands saw its share price go down by more...

Deckers Brands saw its share price go down by more than 8 percent after releasing lower than expected figures for its third quarter, ended Dec. 31. Sales rose by only 1.4 percent during the quarter to $795.9 million, with increases of 1.0 percent at Ugg and 3.2 percent for Teva, ...

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