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Ralph Lauren Corp. (RL) on Thursday reported fiscal second-quarter profit of $45 million. The New York-based company said it had profit of 55 cents per share. Earnings, adjusted for restructuring costs, …
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Ralph Lauren tops 2Q profit forecasts
Ralph Lauren has become the latest designer to get on board the see-now-buy-now trend, which allows consumers to purchase outfits hot off the runway instead of waiting six months for the clothes to hit store shelves. On Wednesday night, the designer will be holding two separate runway shows at NYFW, featuring 45 new fall 2016 looks from their see-now-buy-now collection, reports WWD. The entire collection is manufactured in Italy.
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Ralph Lauren to showcase see-now-buy-now fall collection at NYFW
Chanel is staying home this year for its Metiers d'Art catwalk show, which will take place in the Ritz Paris. Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld chose the Ritz for its links to the house's famous founder, Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel, who lived at the hotel for over 30 years, decorating the luxury apartment herself. Located in the French capital's prestigious Place Vendome, the Ritz re-opened its doors this summer after a four-year-long renovation period that saw the addition of a new 'terrasse' and the reduction of rooms from 159 to 142 for a more spacious guest experience.
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Chanel to show Metiers d’Art collection in the Ritz, Paris
Ralph Lauren swung to a first-quarter loss as it spends heavily to turn itself around, but the damage was not as bad as many had expected and its shares rose faster than any other Wednesday on the Standard …
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Changes at Ralph Lauren come at cost investors are OK with
Ralph Lauren is closing stores, focusing more on its most popular brands and trimming layers from its management team seven months after bringing in a new CEO to reverse its declining fortunes. Shares …
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Ralph Lauren closing stores as sales slump
Ralph Lauren Corp.'s profit plunged in its fiscal fourth-quarter on lower sales and higher costs, but still topped Wall Street expectations. Shares of the upscale clothing company edged up 45 cents to …
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Ralph Lauren earnings fall in 4Q but beats forecasts
Ralph Lauren's stock fell 18 percent, touching a more than five year-low of $94.02. Kohl's said it discounted heavily in the quarter, hurting margins, as it worked to clear inventories, after a slow start to the winter season led people to spend less on sweaters, gloves and coats. Ralph Lauren said it would aggressively try to clear inventories in the March quarter.
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Weak sales at Kohl’s, Ralph Lauren spark selloff in retailers
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Kohl’s cuts profit forecast; Ralph Lauren sinks on sales miss; Royal Dutch Shell gains on job cuts
The Pre-Fall 2016 collections are coming thick and fast, and a few key trends have already emerged. Clean, neat romance was the name of the game at Ralph Lauren, where the collection focuses on classic, feminine styles with a modern twist. A crisp color palette of soft ducky pinks, camels and monochromatic black and white forms the basis for wide leg trousers, pleated midi skirts and belted trench coats.
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Three key looks from the Pre-Fall collections
Ralph Lauren Corp. (RL) on Thursday reported fiscal second-quarter net income of $160 million. The New York-based company said it had net income of $1.86 per share. The results topped Wall Street expectations. …
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Ralph Lauren beats 2Q profit forecasts
