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Might an iWatch be a game changer for Apple? Probably not. Peter Misek, Jefferies, shares his opinion.
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From "Saturday Night Fever" to "Star Wars," here is some movie memorabilia that cleaned up at auction.
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Samsung is reportedly getting into the smartwatch game. Discussing the potential "smartwatch war" and how watch brands might be impacted, with Todd Haselton, TechnoBuffalo mobile senior editor.
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Following an unconfirmed report that upscale retailer Coach is exploring a sale of itself, the company's shares rose in early trade.
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Wealthy Chinese are buying more luxury goods — just not at home. Here's where they're spending their money.
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Showcasing the latest in the big business of skimpy, several designers hit the runway during the inaugural Lingerie Fashion Week.
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Tiffany has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court against Costco, reports CNBC's Courtney Reagan. The luxury retailer is claiming trademark infringement.
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Tiffany sued Costco Wholesale to stop the largest U.S. warehouse club chain from selling what it called counterfeit diamond engagement rings bearing the luxury retailer's name.
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Coach's longtime Chief Executive Lew Frankfort will step down in January 2014 and be replaced by the executive who oversaw the upscale leather-goods maker's successful expansion in Asia.
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In the company's first designer collection after its Neiman Marcus collaboration disappointed analysts, Target has already sold out of several items online while also avoiding the website crashes that have plagued past successful launches.
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As Chinese tourists travel abroad for New Year this week, they will show why the Chinese consumer is considered the top spender in luxury worldwide.
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Michael Kors' earnings surpassed Wall Street's estimates, with a 70 percent increase in total revenue. Corinna Freedman, Wedbush Securities analyst, offers insight.
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Erwan Rambourg, Head of Consumer and Retail at HSBC tells CNBC's Cash Flow which luxury brands he likes in China.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg talks about the luxury retailer transitioning into a "lifestyle brand."
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Jennifer Davis, Lazard Capital Markets breaks down the luxury retailer's earnings miss and explains how it is transforming its lifestyle brand into accessories.
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Rahul Sharma, founder and Managing Director at Neev Capital, tells CNBC that the Chinese consumer is becoming pickier about brands and not all luxury names will perform well in Asia.
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Jan 14- Strong sales of kate spade handbags and shoes gave a boost to fashion apparel and accessories maker and retailer Fifth& Pacific Cos Inc during the fourth quarter, offsetting continued weakness at its once-popular Juicy Couture brand.
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One analyst tells CNBC why he thinks the stock has bottomed and could be "poised to bounce pretty nicely."
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*Shares up 8.4 pct, Tiffany, Zale also up. Jan 8- Signet Jewelers Ltd reported brisk holiday season sales at both of its major U.S. chains, the mid-priced Kay Jewelers and the higher end Jared stores, and said business has remained good as the jeweler heads toward Valentine's Day.
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Jan 8- Signet Jewelers Ltd reported brisk holiday season sales at both of its major U.S. chains, the mid-priced Kay Jewelers and the higher end Jared stores, and said business has remained good since the end of the Christmas period. Chief Executive Mike Barnes said, however, that business has "improved" in Britain after the holidays.
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Tom Chin, Telsey Advisory Group, discusses this season's weak retail numbers and its impact on high-end retailers.
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