Coach
Coach is a global fashion house founded in New York in 1941 and owned by American parent company Tapestry Inc.. It specialises in leather goods and accessories alongside ready-to-wear.
Fashion Industry Reacts to Charlottesville Violence
Industry leaders including Ralph Lauren, Tory Burch, Steven Kolb and Virgil Abloh denounce the violent racism of thousands of Nazi-saluting white supremacist marchers who descended on Charlottesville, Virginia last week.
Fashion Industry Reacts to Charlottesville Violence
Industry leaders including Ralph Lauren, Tory Burch, Steven Kolb and Virgil Abloh denounce the violent racism of thousands of Nazi-saluting white supremacist marchers who descended on Charlottesville, Virginia last week.
Target Boosts Forecast in Sign It's Weathering Retail Woes
Shares surged in early trading at the Minneapolis-based retail giant, as customer traffic increases the most in over two years.
Target Boosts Forecast in Sign It's Weathering Retail Woes
Shares surged in early trading at the Minneapolis-based retail giant, as customer traffic increases the most in over two years.
Coach Shares Sink After Kate Spade Acquisition Weakens Forecast
Coach Inc's weaker-than-expected annual forecast sent shares down by the most in four-and-a-half years. Projected earnings were hurt in part by efforts to pull Kate Spade from many department stores.
Coach Shares Sink After Kate Spade Acquisition Weakens Forecast
Coach Inc's weaker-than-expected annual forecast sent shares down by the most in four-and-a-half years. Projected earnings were hurt in part by efforts to pull Kate Spade from many department stores.
Which Brands Should LVMH and Kering Buy and Sell?
As M&A ramps up, the industry is awash with talk about which brands the big groups should buy. But optimising a luxury portfolio must be about selling as well as buying.
Which Brands Should LVMH and Kering Buy and Sell?
As M&A ramps up, the industry is awash with talk about which brands the big groups should buy. But optimising a luxury portfolio must be about selling as well as buying.
4 Things American Department Stores Must Do to Survive
Drastic action must now be taken if US department stores are to avoid perishing at the hands of shifting consumer culture.
4 Things American Department Stores Must Do to Survive
Drastic action must now be taken if US department stores are to avoid perishing at the hands of shifting consumer culture.
In the Age of Instagram, Murals Take on New Meaning
The art wall’s allure as a social media-worthy photo op has been embraced by retailers as a marketing opportunity. Does it convert into sales?
In the Age of Instagram, Murals Take on New Meaning
The art wall’s allure as a social media-worthy photo op has been embraced by retailers as a marketing opportunity. Does it convert into sales?
Luxury Sector Posts Strong Results, but Caution Prevails
First-half results could not have been better, but warnings of a more uncertain path ahead curbed investor enthusiasm for luxury.
Luxury Sector Posts Strong Results, but Caution Prevails
First-half results could not have been better, but warnings of a more uncertain path ahead curbed investor enthusiasm for luxury.
Op-Ed | Ralph Lauren's Department Store Dilemma
Even as Ralph Lauren wants to send less merchandise to department stores, it still needs them to be healthy businesses.
Op-Ed | Ralph Lauren's Department Store Dilemma
Even as Ralph Lauren wants to send less merchandise to department stores, it still needs them to be healthy businesses.
Michael Kors Shares Surge as Turnaround Shows Promise
Both profit and sales at Michael Kors have exceeded analyst expectations in the quarter ending in July 2017.
Michael Kors Shares Surge as Turnaround Shows Promise
Both profit and sales at Michael Kors have exceeded analyst expectations in the quarter ending in July 2017.
Can Anyone Really Build an American LVMH?
Both Coach Inc. and Michael Kors have signalled their ambitions to build a homegrown version of the European luxury conglomerate. Can they succeed where others have failed?
Can Anyone Really Build an American LVMH?
Both Coach Inc. and Michael Kors have signalled their ambitions to build a homegrown version of the European luxury conglomerate. Can they succeed where others have failed?