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PVH Corp.
NYSE:PVH
Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation is one of the world's largest apparel companies. It owns and markets the Calvin Klein brand worldwide and markets a variety of goods under its own brands.
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EARLY MOVERS: Netflix Inc shares perk up after broker upgrade but Activision Blizzard Inc takes a dive
Also in focus before the New York bell are the clothing and lifestyle firms PVH Corp and Urban Outfitters
Apparel company PVH tops second-quarter estimates, raising its full-year outlook
The company behind the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands surpassed earnings and revenue estimates
Galectin Therapeutics, Spectrum Brands Holdings, PVH Corp and more - Thursday's movers
A look at some notable stock movers from Thursday - the last day of the first quarter
Verint Systems, PVH Corp, GameStop Corp and more - AFTER HOURS
Proactive Investors stayed up to take a look at after hours trade in New York
Tiffany & Co, Royal Bank of Canada, PVH Corp and more - PRE-MARKET
A look at the stocks piquing interest before the bell in New York..
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HP underwhelms with its earnings though notebook sales are a bright spot - AFTER HOURS
Oops, it did it again (disappointed the market that is). Also featured: PVH, Guess? Williams-Sonoma
US stocks finish higher but big oilers skid
Wall Street shares finished higher on Wednesday....
US stocks turn sour as healthcare vote postponed
Wall Street shares were higher in early deals as traders await the healthcare vote
The clip-on bow tie meets its match: the buttonless dress shirt
Joking aside, the new range could be a boon for those with limited manual dexterity
Wall Street dips as utilities drop on bond yield climb; Intel, Fiat Chrysler decline
U.S. stocks inched lower late before the close of trading today as a jump in bond yields weighed on utilities, but optimism that Greece may be close to a deal with its creditors limited losses. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) was little chan