A major retailer's quarterly earnings report has been released, showing a mixed picture. Sales growth at US stores was 2.6% in the second quarter, the slowest in six years. This growth is still present, but at a slower rate.

The company's profit and revenue exceeded expectations, thanks in part to significant tariff refunds. A large amount of money was refunded, with one retailer receiving nearly $3 billion and another getting almost $1 billion.

Further details on the earnings report are available, including the impact of tariff refunds on the company's financials.