Ralph Lauren jumps on brisk sales despite Hong Kong protests
Ralph Lauren Corp. rose after the apparel maker reported same-stores sales growth across its three regions—including in the key North American market. The company sees ongoing unrest in Hong Kong... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Gucci, Moncler post solid growth despite Hong Kong turmoil
Kering's Gucci brand and Italian jacket maker Moncler joined other luxury labels on Thursday in easing fears of a major third quarter sales hit from protests in Hong Kong, as they benefited from brisk business across the rest of Asia......»»
Ralph Lauren sees Hong Kong as a NT headwind, especially due to coronavirus
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Burberry raises outlook as Christmas sales beat expectations
Burberry Group Plc raised its full-year sales forecast after designer Riccardo Tisci’s social-media-friendly new look helped boost revenue in the holiday period, offsetting the bruising impact of political protests in Hong Kong......»»
China virus scare sends shudder through European luxury goods sector
European luxury stocks slumped across the board on Tuesday on fears that the coronavirus virus outbreak in China could hurt sales of high-end brands that had managed to weather months of protests in Hong Kong......»»
Louis Vuitton to close Hong Kong shop as protests bite: report
Louis Vuitton, the world's biggest luxury goods brand by sales, is preparing to shut one of its shops in Hong Kong where protests have hit demand as high rental costs bite, the South China Morning Post newspaper reported on Friday......»»
Abercrombie & Fitch trims forecast as Hollister, international business drag
Teen apparel retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co trimmed its annual sales growth forecast on Tuesday, blaming political issues ranging from Brexit to Hong Kong protests for keeping customers away from its stores outside the United States......»»
Capri profit misses as Hong Kong protests hurt Versace sales
Capri Holdings Ltd missed Wall Street estimates for quarterly profit on Wednesday, as protests in Hong Kong and negative Chinese consumer reaction to an 'incorrectly labeled' T-shirt hurt sales of its Versace brand......»»
Kering shares surge as Gucci shines despite Hong Kong protests
Kering led a luxury goods share rally on Friday after its star fashion label Gucci posted stronger-than-expected sales, demonstrating how some brands have so far managed to counter the hit from protests in Hong Kong......»»
Market Snapshot: Stocks turn mixed midday despite lingering worries on China relations, weak retail sales
Stocks were little changed midsession Wednesday, as tensions between the U.S. and China over Hong Kong protests weighed on efforts to complete a trade deal, and after a weak retail sales report offset better-than-expected corporate earnings reports......»»
Market Snapshot: Stocks open lower on lingering worries over U.S.-China relations, weak retail sales
Stocks opened lower Wednesday, as tensions between the U.S. and China over Hong Kong protests weighed on efforts to complete a trade deal, and after a weak retail sales report offset better-than-expected corporate earnings reports......»»
LVMH eases fears over Hong Kong hit, lifting luxury stocks
Shares in LVMH rose on Thursday, lifting other European luxury goods stocks as the Louis Vuitton owner's stronger-than-expected sales update eased fears of any major fallout from protests in Hong Kong on high-end brands......»»
Burberry could take a $122 million hit on sales because of the Hong Kong protests, analysts warn
ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images Analysts say that Burberry could take a £100 million ($122.4 million) hit to its sales in Hong Kong this year because of ongoing violent protests in the city. In a .....»»
Burberry could take a $123 million hit on sales because of the Hong Kong protests, analysts warn
ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images Analysts say that Burberry could take a £100 million ($123 million) hit to its sales in Hong Kong this year because of ongoing violent protests in the city. In a note to clients on Tuesday, a group of Jef.....»»
"Hong Kong Is A Disaster" - Retail Sales Routed As Bitcoin Volumes Hit Record High
"Hong Kong Is A Disaster" - Retail Sales Routed As Bitcoin Volumes Hit Record High European luxury-goods stocks tumbled as data show the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong are taking an increasing to.....»»
What the Hong Kong protests could mean for NYC real estate
Dolly Lenz, number one U.S. broker by dollar amount in sales, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss how New York real estate could benefit from the ongoing conflict in Hong Kong......»»
Here"s how NYC real estate could benefit from Hong Kong protests
Dolly Lenz, number one U.S. broker by dollar amount in sales, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss how New York real estate could benefit from the ongoing conflict in Hong Kong......»»
Tiffany says sales could miss estimates if Hong Kong protests continue
Tiffany & Co warned on Wednesday of the impact the ongoing protests in Hong Kong are having on the company's sales, and said any deterioration in the situation may result in the jeweler's full-year sales coming in below its own forecasts......»»
Cartier, Louis Vuitton and other luxury brands could suffer up to a 60% hit in Hong Kong if protests continue
Luxury brands could see sales in Hong Kong decline 10% to 60% compared to last year if protests continue through the end of 2019, Cowen data shows......»»
Ralph Lauren stock jumps thanks to Asia sales, robust profit
shares fell as much as 4.7% in New York trading after the warned about a challenging outlook for its North America business amid declines in tourist sales, hurt in part by the stronger dollar. The... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
The Ratings Game: Ralph Lauren is back in style and showing increased top-line potential
Demand is picking up for Ralph Lauren Corp. fashions, which is increasing analyst confidence in sales growth at the luxury lifestyle company......»»