1. Department: Consumer Durables

Allbirds’ stock plummets as losses soar

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Allbirds’ stock price fell more than 19 percent after it reported a $101 million loss for the year. The sustainable footwear brand said it would dial back new store openings and “reignite product and demand” to achieve profitability.

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