The bankrupt retailer’s unsecured creditors argue that its enterprise value is $2.9 billion rather than the $1.8 billion company estimate.

But the sector’s payrolls are still down dramatically over the pandemic.

In May, Johann Rupert said he wanted to compensate shareholders after slashing last year’s dividend, and thank them for sticking with the company through COVID-19, and beyond.

The resale site is building back up after the coronavirus slowdown, but is still losing money and has investors wanting more.

While the landlord said things were looking up, the debt watchdog offered a decidedly more dour take.

The search is on for a new ceo at Tapestry — parent company to Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman — after Jide Zeitlin abruptly resigned from the post last month.

The Wrangler, Lee and Rock & Republic parent company lost $33 million in the most recent quarter thanks to the global shutdown.

Amid poor performance due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the company announced a new three-year strategy.

At a press conference for second-quarter results, Adidas executives tackled many of the controversies dogging the company, including allegations of corporate racism, selling Reebok and speculation about a multibillion-euro bond.

The pandemic hurt the Italian fashion group’s bottom and top line in the period.

That’s on top of the $551 million the retailer lost last quarter. 

Ceo Patrice Louvet has pulled the brand out of 200 wholesale doors, cut inventories, raised prices and is encouraging a little experimentation.

Hit hard by the COVID-19 shutdown, the company said it is using the crisis to drive new areas of growth.

The judge also allowed the company to continue to pay employees, honor gift cards and fulfill custom orders.

Tailored Brands and Le Tote with Lord & Taylor join the list of firms tripped up by dealmaking and now in Chapter 11.