Tariffs Are Driving a Resale Boom

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2025 Resale platforms are trying to absorb the new shoppers tariffs are driving to them while preserving their user experience. More beauty brands are inking long-term sports partnerships to drive growth and unlock new customers. Tapestry raised its 2025 sales and profit outlook as demand for Coach's Tabby, Brooklyn and Empire bags continues to soar. De Beers is closing its lab-grown diamond business.

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RETAIL Resale Welcomes a Wave of 'Tariff-ied' New Customers By Lei Takanashi

With tariffs driving up costs of new clothing, resale platforms are seeing a surge of new shoppers. But absorbing them all comes with challenges. READ MORE

BEAUTY Beauty Plays the Long Game By Yola Mzizi As women's sports continue to gain mainstream traction, beauty brands are shifting from short-term campaigns to sustained partnerships that deepen brand equity, unlock new audiences and drive long-term growth. READ MORE

Coach Owner Tapestry Lifts Forecasts on Pricier Handbags, Low Tariff Impact READ MORE

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