Macy’s Q1 Tops Wall Street’s Targets

Macy’s,Inc. reported earnings declined in the first quarter but easily topped Wall Street’s consensus estimates. Same-store sales inched up 0.6 percent. The department store giant confirmed its guidance for the year.

Adidas Board Re-Elects Igor Landau As Chairman

Adidas re-elected Igor Landau as chairman of the Supervisory Board. In a statement, Adidas said Landau was re-elected “to accompany the current five-year strategic business plan, ‘Creating the New’, through to completion in the 2020 financial year and to ensure a smooth hand-over to a new Supervisory Board chairman.”

AAFA Deems New Tariffs Catastrophic For The U.S. Economy

The American Apparel & Footwear Association said it is severely disappointed by the Trump administration’s decision to propose further tariffs on approximately $300 billion worth of U.S. imports, including clothing, shoes, and other textiles from China.

FDRA Protests Fourth Tariff List

In a statement, FDRA President and CEO Matt Priest wrote that the latest proposed list of Chinese imports subject to higher tariffs will be “paid by every American, every time they buy shoes.”

NRF Opposes Latest Tariff List

The National Retail Federation criticized the move by the Trump administration to release a new list of $300 billion of Chinese goods that will be targeted by additional tariffs of 25 percent.

PVH Sets New Supply Chain Transparency Targets

PVH Corp. announced the evolution of its Corporate Responsibility (CR) strategy – Forward Fashion – a vision for the future that sets a new level of ambition and transparency; and reinforces its long-standing commitment to sustainable business.

SFIA: Unprecedented Tariffs Threaten Sports & Fitness Industry

The Sports & Fitness Industry Association issued a statement Tuesday afternoon after President Trump announced a plan to impose up to 25 percent tariffs on an additional $300 billion worth of Chinese-made goods. This action will impact nearly all athletic footwear, apparel, and sports and fitness equipment imported into the U.S. from China.

Cost-Cutting Steadies Iconix In Q1 But Issues Remain

Shares of Iconix Brand Group Inc. fell 18 cents, or 13.2 percent, to $1.18 at market close Tuesday after the company earlier in the day reported a steep drop in first-quarter revenue but also an operating profit thanks to some well-orchestrated cost-cutting measures.