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What to Watch From This Week’s Retail Earnings Grab Bag

Results from a wide variety of retailers will offer clarity about the health of the fashion industry and the wider economy. That, plus what else to expect in the coming week.

A shopping mall showing a multi-level interior of stores. — Results from a wide variety of retailers will offer clarity about the health of the fashion industry and the wider economy. (Getty Images)

By

Brian Baskin

13 November 2022

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In these uncertain times, you couldn’t ask for a better set of data points than the retail results coming this week. You have struggling legacy brands (Gap) and new ones on the rise (On). There are tech platforms coming off a major victory (Farfetch) and struggling to win back investors’ confidence (ThredUp). There’s also the two biggest American department stores (Kohl’s, Macy’s), big-box retailers (Target, Walmart) and off-price chains (TJX, Ross). Here’s what to expect:

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Brian Baskin

Brian Baskin is Executive Editor at The Business of Fashion. He is based in New York and oversees BoF's beauty, retail, direct-to-consumer, technology, marketing and workplace verticals.

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