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Ralph Lauren Soars As China Leads Asian Growth
The first of Ralph Lauren’s digitally-driven ‘emblematic’ retail concepts arrived in Beijing, with one in Shanghai to follow in a matter of weeks. Read More
Second-Quarter Loss Prompts Changes At Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren reported a fiscal second-quarter loss of $39.1 million — a sizable drop from the second-quarter profit it made one year earlier. Read More
After a Tough Q1, Ralph Lauren Expects A Full Recovery in Q2 For China
Ralph Lauren Corporation reported a 66 percent revenue decrease in Q1 but said mainland China sales might return to pre-COVID levels next quarter. Read More
Ralph Lauren Expects Mainland China Growth Back to Positive in Q2
Ralph Lauren’s Asia market suffered a 22% fall in Q4, the largest of all markets, but both the company and analysts are excited about its recovery. Read More
Will Ralph Lauren’s Asia Digital Strategy Steer It Through The Virus Crisis?
Ralph Lauren reports fast-growing results in Asia as of Q3, FY2020. But how far can digital initiatives go as coronavirus hinders its manufacturing power? Read More
Despite Trade War, Ralph Lauren Gains Momentum in China
Ralph Lauren is betting big in China — 39 stores this year alone and its own e-commerce site — but the continuing trade war could cloud their rosy forecast. Read More
Ralph Lauren Says It’s Set to Open Stores—Weekly—in China
Ralph Lauren plans to open a store a week in China, said company president and CEO Patrice Louvet at The New York Times Luxury Conference last week. Read More
Movers and Shakers: Ralph Lauren’s New CEO Inspires Confidence on Wall Street
Highlights of movements in the luxury industry in China include Ralph Lauren's confidence-inspiring CEO and Bottega Veneta's new director of editorial. Read More
Ralph Lauren Latest To Debut “Neo-Chinoiserie” Collection; Will Chinese Shoppers Care?
The reception to Lauren's new collection has been decidedly mixed for its fusing of East meets West, self-described as "China through an Art Deco lens." Read More
American Retail Industry Fearful As Trade War Escalates
The trade war is likely to hurt Chinese consumer sentiment towards U.S. brands at a time when domestic brands are already elbowing for more room. Read More
