Clothing company VF Corp. said its net income dropped 11 percent in the second quarter from results a year ago that included a large gain from the sale of the John Varvatos brand.
July 19, 2013 at 08:00 AM
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Clothing company VF Corp. said Friday that its net income dropped 11 percent in the second quarter from results a year ago that included a large gain from the sale of the John Varvatos brand.
Revenue improved on strong sales overseas and demand for its outdoor and action sports brands that include North Face and Vans and as well as Wrangler jeans.
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