Capri Holding CEO John D. Idol Said, "At Michael Kors certain headwinds including lower than anticipated inventory levels in the second quarter, softer trends in EMEA and updated foreign currency exchange rate assumptions are impacting our revenue outlook."
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Why It Matters
Michael Kors, one of Capri's fashion brands, is selling less stuff than expected because stores don't have enough items to sell, fewer people are buying in Europe, and money exchange rates changed. When a company has less to sell and fewer customers buying, that's a sign they might make less money than they thought.
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