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Fashion Week

Michael Kors' Great Escape

The cheerful designer presented a collection that much was less suited for the steamy sidewalk than the boardwalk the models strolled.


News & Analysis

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.


Workplace & Talent

Power Moves | Vogue International's Editor-In-Chief, Avon CEO to Step Down

This week, Condé Nast appoints Justine Bellavita to the newly created role of Vogue International editor-in-chief, while Avon CEO Sheri McCoy announces resignation following $46 million loss.


Luxury

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?


Luxury

Dissecting the Jimmy Choo Michael Kors Deal

What does Michael Kors’ $1.2 billion acquisition of Jimmy Choo mean for the high-end shoemaker and the accessible luxury giant?


News & Analysis

Michael Kors to Buy Jimmy Choo for $1.2 Billion

Michael Kors was among several companies in the running to acquire the luxury accessories brand from JAB Luxury, including Interparfums and CVC Capital Partners.


News & Analysis

Valuation Jitters Prompt Luxury Sell-Off

The Italian government’s bailout of several major banks proved the proverbial final straw and prompted a late sell-off in luxury stocks.


News & Analysis

The Kendall Jenner Effect: How Long Can it Last?

Commercial tie-ups with the super-influencer may soon yield diminishing returns.


Retail

Michael Kors to Close 100 to 125 Stores

Michael Kors swung to a fourth-quarter loss and said it would close between 100 and 125 full-price retail stores over the next two years.


Luxury

Michael Kors Faces Tougher Market After Coach-Kate Spade Merger

The combination of Michael Kors' two biggest rivals is unwelcome news to the company, which is staging its own turnaround plan in an attempt to shed its image as a lower-priced brand.