US: Oxford Industries cuts FY outlook despite Q3 profit
By Katie Smith | 5 December 2012
Clothing manufacturer Oxford Industries has cut its full-year earnings target, blaming a "disappointing performance" at its Ben Sherman brand, and the impact of Hurricane Sandy.
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