Tapestry owns the Coach brand, as well as Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman. The company is in the process of buying Capri Holdings, in an effort to expand its collection of high-end brands. Tapestry is ...

Accessible luxury brands gain momentum amid economic challenges Coach brand drives Tapestry's revenue growth, targeting younger demographics Kate Spade struggles with heavy promotions, affecting ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. Tapestry has fired back at the Federal Trade Commission’s ...

In the world of luxury bags, it isn’t often that a star quarterback is a trendsetter. Yet when Philadelphia Eagles MVP Jalen ...

Adds context in paragraph 3,4, details on results in paragraph 5,7, share move May 11 (Reuters) - Tapestry Inc TPR.N raised its annual profit forecast on Thursday, betting that price increases and ...

Q3 EPS of 78 cents beats expectations of 59 cents North America consumers increasingly cautious, backdrop challenging - CEO Price hikes, tight inventory drives gross margin growth May 11 (Reuters) - ...

Coach is a storied brand with a great history and name recognition. It's the foundation of Tapestry's business, making up roughly 75% of the company's sales. The retailer's other two nameplates, Kate ...

-Tapestry kept up a brisk pace of sales in the April-June quarter, with revenue likely growing 5.5%, thanks to growing demand for its stylish handbags that are more affordable than traditional luxury ...