The luxury jeweler lost six selling days in its fourth-largest market during the second quarter because of pro-democracy protests.
The 1% gain in same-store sales in the Americas was offset by weakness in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.
The Q2 "results underscore the challenges that newly appointed chief executive Alessandro Bogliolo will face in turning around the company."
Tiffany, Lending Club, Frontier Communications, Cynosure, Lumber Liquidators, Tower International, Prestige Brands, Amkor Technology
The jeweler has been hurt by the strong dollar but analysts believe the brand is also not resonating with millennial shoppers.
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The luxury goods company predicts sales and earnings growth will continue to be pressured by the strength of the dollar and an uncertain economy.
The luxury jeweler cut its earnings guidance for the fiscal year ended January 31, lowering adjusted earnings by about 10%.
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