Liz Claiborne Says Brands' Revenue Figure Falls
NEW YORK - Women's clothing retailer Liz Claiborne said Monday a key revenue figure fell for some brands in February.
The company said revenue in stores open at least one year fell 5 percent at Juicy Couture, 8 percent at Mexx Europe and 3 percent at Mexx Canada.
Other brands performed better. Revenue in stores open at least one year rose 12 percent at Lucky Brand and 87 percent at Kate Spade.
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