Apparel

The nation's oldest department store company is being acquired by an apparel rental service that was founded some seven years ago.

Express Inc. swung to a loss in its second quarter but it still managed to beat the Street’s earnings and sales estimates.

More than 200 American footwear companies have signed a letter to President Trump urging him to cancel the upcoming tariffs on shoes that are set to take effect on Sunday.

Tiffany & Co. reported earnings that easily topped analysts’ expectations but its sales fell short amid protests in Hong Kong and a decline in tourist spending in the U.S.

Tiffany has posted a relatively weak set of second-quarter results, although these come off the back of very strong prior-year numbers and have been affected by currency conversion.

Five Below reported continued aggressive expansion in its second quarter along with earnings that just beat Street expectations as sales fell short.

Farfetch is not rescuing Barneys New York.

Women’s apparel retailer J.Jill posted a loss in its second quarter, but still managed to top analysts’ earnings and sales expectations.

Charming Charlie may live to see another day — sort of.

An ethically-sourced, direct-to-consumer bridal and fine jewelry is expanding in brick-and-mortar.