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Global brands continue to shutter stores across China as coronavirus spreads
Widespread temporary store closures continue across China as the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the country.
Tapestry teams with Tmall
Luxury accessories and lifestyle house Tapestry has entered a strategic partnership with Alibaba’s Tmall.
Tapestry CEO dumped as share price plunges
New York-based luxury accessories and lifestyle house Tapestry has ousted its CEO suddenly due to the company’s poor sales results.
Tapestry CEO dumped as share price plunges
New York-based luxury accessories and lifestyle house Tapestry has ousted its CEO suddenly due to the company’s poor sales results.
Chinese brand ambassadors severe ties citing sovereignty
Chinese brand ambassadors of fashion labels from Coach to Givenchy have severed ties with the companies over products which they said violated China’s sovereignty by identifying Hong Kong and Taiwan as countries.
Coach Hong Kong judged best company to work for in Asia
Luxury leather goods retailer Coach Hong Kong has been awarded the “Best Company to Work for in Asia 2019” by HR Asia magazine.
Limited-edition Coach collection launched with DFS
DFS Group is exclusively stocking a limited-edition Coach collection, From New York with Love.
Tapestry CEO blames designs for lacklustre holiday sales
Tapestry CEO says his company’s performance fell short of expectations; blames designs.
Tapestry income soars as Coach connects with millennials
Growing engagement with millennials and reduced discounting has boosted profit for New York-based fashion group Tapestry.
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.
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.
Global Brands Group to sell majority of American business
Global Brands Group is to sell a substantial part of its North American branded business to Differential Brands Group for US$1.38 billion.