Neil Saunders - Inside Retail Asia
‘Deep-seated problems’ with Gap brand need to be resolved – ‘and soon’
The deep-seated problems at the Gap brand need to be resolved. And soon, says retail analyst Neil Saunders.
Coach drives Tapestry growth, while Stuart Weitzman, Kate Spade falter
Tapestry growth continues to be boosted by the inclusion of Kate Spade data, masking the company’s true performance.
Abercrombie and Hollister power A&F recovery
Positive comparable sales numbers indicate momentum at both the Abercrombie and Hollister brands for parent A&F.
Apple sales figures shade iPhone challenges
Apple sales data shows tech giant “remains a phenomenal company, but it needs to regain the magic spark”.
‘Sad synchronicity’ in Toys R Us founder’s death
There is sad synchronicity in the timing of the death of Toys R Us founder Charles Lazarus, which comes as the retailer is preparing to shut up shop.
Macy’s sales rise 1.8 per cent – cause for cheer, says analyst
The latest Macy’s sales figures might not suggest a miracle, but they do provide a little cheer.
Michael Kors brand ‘losing momentum’
The Michael Kors brand has experienced a reversal of fortunes since the last reporting period. Neil Saunders explains how.
Topline Apple figures mask ‘worrying trends’
The latest Apple figures mask some “worrying trends” writes analyst Neil Saunders.
Kohl’s US reports winning Christmas sales
After good updates from both Macy’s and JCPenney, news of positive sales growth from Kohl’s US comes as no surprise.
Tiffany business ‘out of step’ with modern luxury retail
Parts of the Tiffany business remain firmly out of step with the modern world of luxury retail, writes Neil Saunders.
Urban Outfitters sales uplift driven by online
The latest Urban Outfitters sales figures make for happier reading, coming after a string of poor results.
Abercrombie showing ‘encouraging signs of life’
After an extended run of decline, Abercrombie & Fitch is finally back with a market-beating 4.5 per cent uplift in total sales.
