Third-quarter net income jumped 53% to €706 million ($811 mm) from €461 million, boosted by a €200 million IEEPA tariff refund, while revenue rose 9% to €7,252 million ($8,336 mm) from €6,630 million, or 7% constant currency. Direct-to-consumer accounted for the bulk of the gains, growing 20% to €2,903 million, including +19% at brick-and-mortar and +21% from e-commerce, supported by strong full-price sell-through. Wholesale was also positive, but up a more modest 4% to €4,375 million as The Big a was cautious about managing sell-in, especially in Europe where retail inventories ... Log in to view full article.