Three S&P 500 stocks—General Motors, Southwest Airlines, and Tapestry—delivered exceptional buyback yields exceeding 10% in 2025. GM achieved a 10.8% buyback yield with $8.2 billion in repurchases and 53% stock gains. Southwest Airlines posted a 12.6% buyback yield with $2.75 billion spent, gaining 75% after opportunistic April purchases. Tapestry delivered a 10% buyback yield with $2.8 billion in buybacks and impressive 96% annual gains. However, the article cautions that buyback success depends on business quality, balance-sheet discipline, and reinvestment in core operations.

Global-e Online reported strong third-quarter results with 25% revenue growth, becoming profitable earlier than expected. The cross-border e-commerce solutions company continues to add high-profile brands and expand existing partnerships, demonstrating resilience in a complex industry.

Global-e Online reported strong Q3 2025 financial performance with 33% GMV growth, 25% revenue growth, and a net profit of $13.2 million, exceeding top-end guidance ranges and expanding partnerships with global brands across multiple regions.

Three companies - Trade Desk, Thermo Fisher, and Tapestry - are using stock buyback strategies to demonstrate market confidence, with varying approaches and commitment levels to shareholder returns.

The 2025 NewYorkCIO ORBIE Awards recognized top technology executives from various companies, honoring their leadership and innovation across seven award categories at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York.

Princeton Global Asset Management sold 26,534 Tapestry shares, reducing its portfolio allocation to 1.02%, while the company continues to show strong performance with record sales and growing millennial/Gen Z customer base.

Giorgio Armani's heirs are considering a potential stake sale or public listing, which could signal broader market appetite for luxury brand transitions and impact investor sentiment in the fashion industry.

Tapestry reported Q4 FY2025 financial results, with $1.72 billion in revenue, exceeding analyst estimates. Coach performed strongly, while Kate Spade faced challenges. The company focused on brand portfolio management, omni-channel strategy, and customer acquisition, particularly among younger demographics.

Q2 earnings season shows strong performance with S&P 500 EPS growth at 11.8%, 81% of companies beating expectations. Favorable inflation data and potential Fed rate cuts create optimistic market conditions, with technology sector leading performance.

The consumer discretionary sector has been recovering, with the suspension of tariffs benefiting the sector. The article highlights three dividend-paying stocks in this sector - Best Buy, Las Vegas Sands, and Tapestry - that have upside potential.

The article discusses three consumer discretionary stocks - Tapestry, On Holding AG, and Viking Holdings - that cater to more affluent consumers who are expected to continue spending despite economic uncertainty.

Coach and Interparfums have renewed their partnership for an additional five-year period, extending their exclusive worldwide license agreement for the creation, manufacturing, and distribution of fragrances under the Coach brand until June 30, 2031. The partnership has been successful, with Coach fragrance sales increasing from less than €10m in 2015 to nearly €190m in 2024.