Best Buy reported strong second-quarter earnings and revenue, surpassing Wall Street expectations, with adjusted earnings of 1.28 per share and revenue of 9.44 billion dollars. The company experienced its best sales growth in three years, with a 1.6% increase in comparable sales. Despite positive results, Best Buy maintained its full-year guidance amid tariff uncertainties and warned of a potential slowdown in the third quarter due to delayed shopper purchases. Shares closed lower as investors weigh future risks.