VF Corporation Stock News

The parent company of Vans last month posted disappointing fiscal second-quarter numbers and pulled guidance.

Vans parent V.F. Corp.'s stock VFC, +12.76% rose 14% Tuesday to put it on track for its biggest one-day gain in 50 years and snap a four-day losing streak.

Earlier this year, VF Corp (NYSE: VFC), the parent company of The North Face, faced a significant decline in shares due to consumer-led boycotts in response to a controversial ad campaign. The repercu

In response to macroeconomic challenges, numerous companies are reducing expenses to safeguard their earnings, which can sometimes involve reducing or eliminating dividends. This article highlights th

S&P Global Market Intelligence recently stated that activists launched 850 investor activism campaigns in the first half of 2023. Despite the recent backlash against ESG (environment, social, and corp

Cost cutting and refreshing the board at VF Corp. are on the list of priorities for activist Engaged Capital.

VF Corp's focus on fashion brands caused it cut its dividend after decades of annual increases. Levi's is increasingly selling directly to consumers, with a focus on the "denim lifestyle.

An influential investment bank cut its price target on the stock rather deeply. Unfortunately, that was only the latest in a recent series of such moves by analysts.

VF Corp announced mixed fiscal second-quarter results, beating on earnings but falling short of revenue expectations. The owner of brands including The North Face, Timberland, and Vans introduced a re

Tuesday morning economic news did not include big changes in either the consumer confidence index, down about 1.5 points month over month but still above 100, or the employment cost index, up by 1.1%,

V.F. Corp's (VFC) second-quarter fiscal 2024 results reflect dismal performances in the wholesale business and Vans. As a result, it withdraws the previous FY24 guidance.

VF Corp. CEO Bracken Darrell joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk his jump from Logitech, consumer spending, and quarterly results.

VF Corp. CEO Bracken Darrell joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk his jump from Logitech, consumer spending, and quarterly results.

Shares of troubled VF Corp (VFC) sank 9.5%, the morning after management withdrew its fiscal year revenue and profit forecasts.

CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why he is keeping an eye on shares of VF Corp.