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Apparel and fashion giant VF Corp (NYSE: VFC) reached an agreement to acquire the iconic brand Supreme and the $2.1 billion is part of VF's multi-year long to reshape its portfolio, CEO Steve Rendle s

Steve Rendle, CEO of VF Corp, joins "Squawk on the Street" to discuss the deal to acquire streetwear brand Supreme for $2.1 billion.

Until now VF Corp has only made mild flirtations with the streetwear segment. This new addition to the portfolio opens the door to a lucrative, high-profit market.

VF Corp said on Monday it would pay $2.1 billion to buy streetwear apparel company Supreme, adding another popular brand to the Vans shoe maker's roster.

It's the latest deal engineered by the acquisitive apparel and footwear company.

Hopes of a coronavirus vaccine boosted the shares of these clothing retailers.

The shares of Vans and North Face owner VF Corporation (NYSE:VFC) are up 13.4% at $79.41 at last check, after their acquisition of streetwear name Supreme in a $2.1 billion dollar deal.

VF Corp (VFC) stock is soaring higher on Monday following news of a $2.1 billion deal to acquire Supreme that should close this year. The post VFC Stock News: 8 Things to Know About the $2.1 Billion S

VF Corporation and streetwear brand Supreme have inked a merger agreement, while Goode Partners and The Carlyle Group are selling their investments in the Supreme brand, according to a Monday (Nov. 9)

The wildly popular streetwear brand Supreme inked a deal to be acquired for $2.1 billion by VF Corp. the owner of brands like Timberland and Vans. Supreme's investors — The Carylye Group and Goode P

VF Corp. said Monday that it has acquired streetwear brand Supreme. Details about the deal, including the value of the transaction, weren't immediately available.

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