PVH Corp

We're not planning much change to our fair value estimate for the narrow-moat firm.

The narrow-moat apparel maker capitalized on strong consumer demand during the latest quarter.

Improved profitability should follow the apparel maker's return to revenue growth.

As stocks of traditional retailers continue to founder, investors are underappreciating these versatile brands.

Rockiness in global bond markets is in the cards as central banks' extraordinary measures continue. Plus, value in the auto sector, deal news, and more.

Even with a boost in shares on first-quarter results, PVH stock trades at an attractive margin of safety.

Morningstar retail analyst Bridget Weishaar discusses the main drivers of performance in the sector and shares several picks.

We think the apparel manufacturer is an attractive investment opportunity.

We think now may be a good time for investors to try on this apparel manufacturing stock.

Apparel manufacturers are solidifying their brand identities and cost efficiencies to build moats.

As consumers rapidly embrace online and mobile commerce, traditional retailers are scrambling to refine their strategies.

The apparel maker has built a narrow moat with a portfolio that’s diverse by brand, geography, and channel.

The means and motives for deals are in place, but macroeconomic fears will likely keep the M&A market in waiting.

While the U.S. economy still faces headwinds, we're projecting growth in 2011.

Despite near-term headwinds, we think Carter's long-term prospects are bright.

Consumers show more signs of life, and most of the sector prices are in a full recovery.

Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser dishes on the deals of the week, including hotel sales, health-care M&A, and apparel action.

Apparel makers will have to fight hard to keep their brands relevant to consumers.

Apparel wholesalers have been pinched, but some are worth consideration.