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Franklin's career spanned over half a century and created some of the most popular and well-known American songs.

Several of ceo Doug McMillon's longer-term initiatives are starting to benefit results.

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The retailer reportedly has at least 50,000 unfulfilled online orders.

The Alibaba-operated luxury portal has grown rapidly in its first year.

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Markets remained jittery over Turkey's currency crisis.

Movado Group has entered a deal to acquire Millennial-favorite brand MVMT Watches, the company revealed today. MVMT is relatively new to the watch game. The direct-to-consumer brand was founded in 2013 by Jake Kassan and Kramer LaPlante. The duo have made their name on well-designed watches offered at an affordable price — typically under $200. They have since added sunglasses and accessories into the line. Watches, onetime declared a potential casualty of the Millennial generation, have proven a boon for the MVMT brand. Last year, the company, which is sold in more than 160 countries and carries a social media community of about 4.5 million followers, clocked $71 million in sales. “My philosophy is always that Millennials will buy watches as an accessory if it is relevant to them. Last year, we bought the Olivia Burton brand that is popular in the U.K., and this year, we are excited to buy MVMT, which has done it on steroids; it’s resonating with young people,” said Movado chief executive officer and chairman Efraim Grinberg, who refers to Kassan and LaPlante as “the kids.” Grinberg noted that the time was right for MVMT, which has “tremendous global potential. In working with them, we offer infrastructure that they’d have to be

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