Ralph Lauren to close Fifth Avenue flagship, cut HQ jobs
April 5, 2017
Ralph Lauren is closing its flagship store on New York’s Fifth Avenue after two years. The company also plans to cut jobs at its corporate headquarters and move its e-commerce business to Saleforce’s Commerce Cloud in an effort to save $140 million. Lauren previously announced store closings and job cuts expected to save up to $220 million.
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