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The closure of the Strait of Hormuz creates a broad supply chain shock for companies reliant on Asian manufacturing. Apparel-heavy retailers like Carter's, Oxford Industries, Kontoor Brands, and Gap Inc. already face margin pressure due to existing tariffs.

Gap has reportedly launched an agentic commerce partnership with Google's Gemini. This collaboration will let shoppers check out directly from Google's artificial intelligence (AI) platform, CNBC reported Tuesday (March 24).

Shoppers will soon be able to buy products from Gap's house of brands directly within Google's Gemini, making Gap the first major fashion company to offer instant checkout within the AI platform. Gap's partnership with Gemini and its gains in customer-facing AI tools give it a competitive edge at a time when winning in specialty retail is harder than ever.

GAP's comps streak hits eight quarters, but uneven segment performance and macro pressures raise questions on how long the retailer can sustain its momentum.

Gap Inc., a worldwide apparel retailer that includes brands such as Old Navy, Gap, and Athleta, experienced a significant decline in its stock on high trading volume following the release of its Q4 earnings. Although Q4 results mostly matched expectations and the full-year 2026 guidance was in line, investors concentrated on a disappointing near-term outlook that featured a Q1 revenue miss and considerable margin pressure from tariffs.

Gap stock is plummeting this morning in early trading after the company reported its fourth-quarter results after the bell yesterday. As of this writing, shares of Gap Inc. (NYSE: GAP) are down more than 12%, and its recent temporary store closures are partly to blame for that.