Here’s what comes next for Tapestry and Capri after the death of their major fashion merger
For Tapestry, which gets 76% of its revenue from Coach, a mature brand, the goal of the merger was to find new sources of growth. For Capri, Tapestry's strong data, marketing and real estate capabilities, would have potentially helped Michael Kors, Versace and Jimmy Choo end their long-time slumps.
Fashion group Tapestry said Thursday that it was dropping its $8.5 billion bid for Capri, the owner of luxury brands ...
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Capri Holdings revenue decreased 16.4% to $1.08 billion for the second quarter of fiscal 2025, according to a Thursday ...
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One person was taken to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash ended with a car in the water in Isles of Capri.
Capri Holdings – the parent company of Michael Kors, Versace and Jimmy Choo – has reported a 16.4% decrease in revenue for ...
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