US: Men's Wearhouse cuts outlook despite Q3 profit rise

By Katie Smith | 6 December 2012

Formal wear retailer The Men's Wearhouse has cut its full-year earnings forecast, amid economic concerns and lower than expected retail clothing sales in November.

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