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  1. Luxury fashion brands Versace, Jimmy Choo, and Michael Kors are facing market shifts and tariff impacts.
  2. Capri Holdings leverages the potential of its luxury brands, including Jimmy Choo and Michael Kors.
  3. Capri Holdings is implementing strategic changes for its luxury brands, including reducing Michael Kors' department store exposure.
  4. A department store sign was taken down in Herald Square, an action related to Capri's strategic shifts regarding its brand presence.

City Planning Commission reviews zoning changes for Herald Square billboard

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JEMB Realty is seeking zoning changes to install a four-story LED billboard at Herald Center, overlooking Herald Square. The proposed 2,333-square-foot display would require the City Planning Commission to change current zoning rules, which generally limit signs to 40 feet above street level. The proposal faces opposition from Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal and local community boards. The City Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on October 28.

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The developer argues that the sign could help revive the area’s struggling retail corridor. The review of zoning rules impacts commercial development and advertising policy within New York City.

Capri Holdings is implementing strategic changes for its luxury brands, which includes reducing Michael Kors' department store exposure. This follows the removal of a department store sign in Herald Square.

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