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New York cracks down on counterfeit luxury goods
Original at Reuters
• Wed, Dec 9
Gothamist The fake goods included items masquerading as Tiffany & Co, Chanel and Gucci, owned by luxury goods seller PPR. A special unit, created in 2006 to crack ... Canal Street Counterfeit CrackdownGothamist
US SMALL/MIDCAPS-Movado, Men's Wearhouse weigh on stocks
Original at Reuters
• Wed, Dec 9
see [ID:nbng532672] Movado cited the closing of US jewelry retailers as hurting its business, though solid earnings from company's such as Tiffany & Co ... and more »
Disengaged on rings
Original at Reuters
• Sun, Jun 14
The trend underscores the challenges facing Tiffany and other Western brands trying to profit in a shrinking market. But it is also an opportunity for new market entrants like GNH, which is trying to undercut bigger brands by selling rings online, ...
Recession brings hagglers to Tiffany
Original at Reuters
• Thu, Jun 11
Many investors and analysts argue that discounting would tarnish the Tiffany brand in the long run. "The final price of a Tiffany piece of jewelry shouldn't be a function of how good a negotiator you are," Kowalski said. "I think that's a terrible ...
Tiffany seeks US sales lift to mark improvement
Original at Reuters
• Wed, Jun 10
By Aarthi Sivaraman NEW YORK (Reuters) - Upscale jeweler Tiffany & Co (TIF.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) would have to see at least a five percentage point improvement in US same-store sales in order to call business better, as jewelry ...
Diamond engagement rings lose sparkle in Japan
Original at Reuters
• Wed, Jun 10
The trend underscores the challenges facing Western brands like Tiffany (TIF.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and Bulgari (BULG.MI: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), which dominate a bridal jewelry market that has shrunk by a third over ...
Check Out Line: Diamonds no longer a girl's best friend?
Original at Reuters
• Fri, May 29
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The company posted a slightly weaker-than-expected first-quarter profit and said sales dropped 22 percent as shoppers avoided jewelry. Companies like Tiffany and even more-affordable peers such as Zale Corp have seen demand hurt in the past year as ...
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