The joint venture will be owned 50/50 by Lands’ End and WHP Global and will be designed to maximise the value of Lands’ End’s intellectual property. Credit: Refrina/ Shutterstock.com Under the ...

Lands’ End will sell its intellectual property (IP) and a 50% stake in the company to WHP Global, the brand management firm with a portfolio that also includes Toys ‘R’ Us, Babies ‘R’ Us, Express and ...

Lands’ End agreed to form a joint venture with brand management and acquisition company WHP Global in a deal that will provide the apparel company with $300 million in cash. As part of the arrangement ...

Shares of Lands’ End (LE) jumped over 17% premarket on Monday after the company and brand management firm WHP Global announced an agreement to form a new joint venture. The transaction delivers $300 ...

The deal involves Lands’ End contributing all of its intellectual property and related assets to a new 50/50 joint venture, with WHP Global paying $300 million for its controlling stake. Lands’ End ...

Accelerates expansion of Lands’ End’s growth into new categories and geographies by leveraging WHP Global’s best-in-class platform while preserving long-term brand upside WHP Global, a leading brand ...

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Guess has received a take-private offer from WHP Global at $13 per share. The offer excludes shares owned by co-founders Paul Marciano, Maurice Marciano, and CEO Carlos Alberini. The offer price is 34 ...

Last April, Guess? And WHP Global partnered to acquire the intellectual property and operating assets of New York-based fashion brand rag & bone. Credit: Shutterstock. Subscribe to Just Style for just ...

WHP Global is looking to snatch up Guess Inc. in a deal that values the company at $751.5 million and would see cofounders Paul and Maurice Marciano as well as chief executive officer Carlos Alberini ...