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ThredUp Goes Open Source to Boost Resale as Trade War Could Lift Sector
The company, which recently pulled out of Europe, is focusing more on the U.S. and saw first-quarter revenue growth.
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Brooks Sees Double-Digit Revenue Growth Across All Regions in Q1 as Running Shoes Remain Hot
The company reported a 15 percent increase year-over-year global revenue growth in the first quarter of 2025.
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Lanvin Group Sales Fall 23% in Transitional Year
The company is tightening operations and betting on the creativity of Peter Copping and Paul Andrew for the future.
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Oddity Raises Full-year Forecast
The owner of Il Makiage and SpoiledChild said the impact from tariffs was “very manageable.”
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SMCP Sales Gain 2.6% in Q1 Amid Strategic Shift Away From China
The company’s action plan to close Maje and Sandro stores in China and expand in new regions like Indonesia and India is steadying sales.
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Skechers Reports Record Q1 Sales But Withdraws 2025 Guidance Due to ‘Macroeconomic Uncertainty’
The company reported net sales of $2.41 billion, a 7.1 percent increase from $2.25 billion the same time last year.
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Adidas Preliminary Q1 Results Show Double-Digit Growth Across All Markets
The company saw revenues grow nearly 700 million euros, or 13 percent, to 6.15 billion euros in the period.
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JD Sports CEO Warns on ‘Volatile’ Year Ahead, Declines to Comment on Trump Tariffs Following Q4 Gains
Revenue increased 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 despite a “challenging market,” the company said.
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Levi’s Q1 Brings Strength Into Trump’s Tariff Mayhem
The jeans brand topped expectations for the first quarter and is preparing to react to the tariff onslaught.
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Guess Explores WHP Buyout Amid Tariff Tidal Wave and Market Challenges
The denim brand said it directly produces and distributes $200 million worth of goods that would be subject to higher U.S. tariffs.
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PVH Striding Into 2025 Despite Some Hiccups Reintroducing Calvin Klein Sportswear in the U.S.
Shares of the company shot up 18.2 percent on the back of strong earnings guidance.
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Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald Projects Only ‘Modest’ U.S. Growth This Year
Shares of the active brand fell in after-hours trading despite stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results.





















