
Oxford Industries CEO Thomas Chubb III said he was pleased with his company’s Q1 performance, despite a 24% drop in profit.
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Oxford Industries CEO Thomas Chubb III said he was pleased with his company’s Q1 performance, despite a 24% drop in profit.

Oxford Industries has cut its full-year earnings target despite booking a 85.3% jump in third-quarter net profit.

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Oxford Industries, Inc. announced today that J. Hicks Lanier has informed the company’s board of directors that he plans to retire as chief executive officer effective as of December 31, 2012.

Oxford Industries has seen its Q2 net profit nearly double, which it attributed to increased sales in its Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer brands.

Apparel manufacturer Oxford Industries remains optimistic despite posting a slight decline in first-quarter net profits.

Despite posting a steep decline in its fourth-quarter earnings after being hit by discontinued operations Oxford Industries is pleased with its results.

Oxford Industries Inc, owner of the Ben Sherman, Lilly Pulitzer and Tommy Bahama brands, has raised its full-year earnings outlook after seeing strong sales during the early part of the holiday selling season.
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