Tommy Hilfiger looks to technology as it combats Macy's decline
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PVH Corp's Tommy Hilfiger division is looking to technology to bring buzz to a three-decade-old brand that's been walloped by the department-store industry's decline.
Though Tommy Hilfiger's same-store sales plunged 11 per cent in North America during the most recently reported quarter, e-commerce has emerged as its biggest source of growth. The business is increasingly relying on social media to target millennials and reinvigorate a brand that's closely linked to the 1990s.
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