Tiffany chairman testifies on coral preservation
New York—Tiffany and Co. Chairman and CEO Michael J. Kowalski testified before Congress on Tuesday in hopes that the government will shed more light on threats to our coral reef systems, so...
Holiday sales decline 21 percent for Tiffany
New York--"Cautious" consumers resulted in a 21 percent drop in worldwide holiday sales for normally solid Tiffany and Co., and it's a trend the company expects to continue well into the new year.
Tiffany's 3Q sales drop
New York--Weak U.S. sales led to a 1 percent drop in overall sales and a 7 percent drop in same-store sales for Tiffany and Co. for the third quarter, and the retailer says it is planning to cut...
Tiffany reports strong 1Q, watch-distribution plans
New York—Tiffany and Co. got off to a solid start for its fiscal year, announcing 15 percent increases in both worldwide and U.S. retail sales for the period ended April 30.
Tiffany urges opposition to Alaska gold mine
New York—From the fate of the red-skinned salmon that swim the clear waters of Bristol Bay, Alaska, to the die-hard salmon fishermen currently fretting over their livelihood, the new documentar...
Tiffany's 1Q sales up, but U.S. market weak
New York—Tiffany and Co. worldwide sales for the first quarter ended April 30 rose 12 percent to $668.1 million, with strong growth in the Asia-Pacific and European regions compensating for...
Tourist-spot jewelers adapt to fewer visitors
New York--The sour U.S. economy has had a disastrous impact on many business sectors, but jewelry chains that rely heavily on tourists have been particularly hard-hit over the past year.
Tiffany remains 'cautious' on U.S. market
New York—Tiffany and Co. reported a slight increase in same-store sales in the United States for fiscal year 2007, according to the company's financial earnings released today.
Tiffany's Parsipanny treasure: Solar power
At a ceremony this past Monday, New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine sent his congratulations to Tiffany and Co. for developing the largest commercial solar electric project on the East Coast. Thirty...
Report: Luxury consumers becoming more discerning
London--Today's luxury consumers are looking for more than just a label, a new report by London-based diamond giant De Beers Group shows.
Breakfast at Tiffany's
On Wednesday, Tiffany and Co. will ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. This is one of many planned events in celebration of its new store opening at 37 Wall St.
Tiffany holiday sales rise 15 percent
New York—Tiffany and Co.'s worldwide holiday sales jumped 15 percent to nearly $818.1 million for the period from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 2006, bolstered by growth in its U.S. retail markets and...
Retailer Hall of Fame winners announced
New York—The winners of the 19th annual National Jeweler Retailer Hall of Fame, which honors jewelers who have made substantial contributions to the growth and success of jewelry retailing,...
Tiffany and Co. acquires Lambertson Truex
New York--Tiffany and Co. has acquired accessories brand Lambertson Truex, a company known for its fine handbags and small leather goods, the luxury jewelry retailer has announced.
Swatch Group, Tiffany form watch alliance
New York—The Swatch Group Ltd. and Tiffany and Co. announced today a strategic alliance to further the development, production and worldwide distribution of Tiffany-brand watches.
Tiffany and Co.'s U.S. holiday sales fall
New York—Tiffany and Co.'s sales worldwide rose 8 percent (6 percent at constant exchange rates) over the holidays, but the domestic market proved to be a sore point, with U.S. same-store sales...
Tiffany obtains injunction, award against counterfeiters
New York—Tiffany and Co. announced a legal victory against Starglam Inc. and its principal, John Shamir, enjoining them from further counterfeiting or infringement of the Tiffany name and...