One of the loudest sucking sounds on Wall Street on Thursday came from iRobot, maker of the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner. Shares of the Bedford, Mass., company tumbled 32 percent, to $59.80, after it forecast weaker-than-expected profits for 2018. The company, which pioneered the self-driving vacuum sector, has been battling lower-cost rivals recently, which has...
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Source: New York Post