Tapestry beats Street as Coach sales riseThe parent company of Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman reported better-than-expected income and revenue for its second quarter, fueled by good holiday results and the resurgence of Coach. Report: Sellers in two of Amazon’s high-growth categories get hit with new feesDays after raising the cost of its monthly Prime program, Amazon is raising fees again — but these new costs target some third-party sellers. Tween retailer hires outside firm for debt advice Claire's Stores Inc. has hired Lazard as its investment banker to help it address the chain’s debt load. Specialty retailer feels some investor pressure Two investment firms think Genesco, which operates a variety of brands, should divest some of its businesses. Former Kate Spade exec joins Cole Haan Cole Haan has named Tom Linko, a former Kate Spade executive, as its new finance head. Nordstrom puts ‘help wanted’ sign out in Manhattan—with a twist Nordstrom is starting to staff up for its upcoming ventures in the Big Apple. Charlotte Russe in debt restructuring agreement Charlotte Russe has been given some breathing room. Luxury fashion distributor opens first store; taps retail vet to oversee growth MadaLuxe Group has thrown its hat in the off-price retail arena, both offline and online. Charming Charlie files for bankruptcy One week after announcing that it planned to close underperforming stores, the other shoe has dropped at Charming Charlie. Charming Charlie to close some stores amid rumors it will file for bankruptcy The formerly high-flying Charming Charlie has come back down to earth. Trending Stores: Lacoste, Beverly Hills, Calif. Lacoste, the French lifestyle brand best known for its crocodile logo, has updated its store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills with a new design concept inspired by its sporting heritage. Puerto Rican footwear retailer in mainland debut A 44-year-old shoe brand is expanding stateside. First Previous 55 56 57 58 59 Next Last
