The warehouse chain said its Q1 EPS rose 29% to 63 cents a share, beating views by 7 cents. Sales grew 10% to $2.83 bil, in line. It sees Q2 EPS of 74-78 cents, above estimates for 73 cents. BJ?s Wholesale Club (NYSE:BJ ? News), which is considering selling itself, also raised its full-year EPS forecast to $2.68-$2.88 vs. views for $2.80 as people shopped its stores more often for food and rising gas prices led consumers to switch to its lower-cost gas stations. Shares rose 1.8% to 52.19.
Source: http://worldnews.cronews.net/2011/05/19/bjs-sees-pickup-in-food-sales-investors-business-daily/
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