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Michael Kors to grow footwear as it reports 32% revenue leap

29/05/2015

Mid-market leather and fashion brand Michael Kors has announced a 32% increase in revenues for the year to the end of March to reach to $4.4 billion. The US brand has reaped the rewards of growth in the mid-priced leathergoods bracket, taking market share from rival Coach. CEO John Idol said: “Fiscal 2015 marked another year of sales and...

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