D.R. Horton on Thursday became the latest homebuilder to raise concerns about the housing market as it fell short of ...

D.R. Horton’s first-quarter earnings fell short ... (The shares rose yesterday, likely aided by an expanded buyback plan and encouraging margins.) Trump administration tariffs could hurt demand ...

as the company's board approved a new $5 billion repurchase plan. Shares of D.R. Horton were up more than 2% less than an hour after markets opened Thursday. They entered the day down 16% so far ...

D.R. Horton recently affirmed a quarterly cash dividend and updated its corporate guidance for fiscal year 2025, projecting consolidated revenues between $33.3 billion and $34.8 billion.

D.R. Horton Q2 sales fell 15% Y/Y to $7.73B, missing estimates; EPS of $2.58 beat expectations FY25 revenue and closings guidance cut; new $5B buyback plan approved, raising FY25 repurchase ...

D.R. Horton DHI3.16%increase; green up pointing triangle has lowered its outlook and reported second-quarter results that missed expectations, as the critical spring selling season has been slower ...

D.R. Horton (NYSE:DHI) stock gained 2% in Thursday morning trading, reversing the 3% dip during the premarket session, even after delivering below-consensus fiscal-year 2025 guidance and posting ...

D.R. Horton is scheduled to report its second-quarter ... Look for executives to detail their plans to deal with said tariffs and its implications for the market in 2025. --While home buyers ...

The nation’s largest homebuilder, D.R. Horton, is planning to move its headquarters and 500 jobs from Fort Worth to Arlington, but it's unclear when construction will begin.(Michael Ainsworth ...

D.R. Horton reported declines to its top and bottom lines as a combination of cautious demand and weak economic conditions weighed on results, prompting the company to reduce its outlook for the year.