July 25 (Reuters) - Canadian retailer Loblaw Companies ( LBLCF )
missed analysts' expectations for second-quarter revenue
on Thursday, hurt by weak demand for non-essential products such
as cosmetics and apparel.
The company's revenue was at C$13.95 billion ($10.08
billion) compared with analysts' expectations of C$14.17
billion, according to LSEG data.
($1 = 1.3840 Canadian dollars)