NEW YORK (AP) — Ralph Lauren says reduced wholesale shipments to Europe and a tax cost drove its fiscal second-quarter net income down by 8 percent, and the clothing company trimmed its revenue expectations for the year amid a global economic slowdown.
The company also said that Superstorm Sandy is affecting the current quarter, which runs through December, but it’s too early to tell how much.
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