Sales at Dick’s Sporting Goods flat after gun controversy

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Revenue at Dick’s Sporting Goods was little changed for the most recent earnings quarter, several months after the company instituted a controversial policy on selling firearms.

Overall sales at the Pittsburgh-based sporting goods retail chain grew $2.18 billion for the three months through Aug. 4, up just 1 percent from the prior year, while profits rose 6.2 percent to $119 million.

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