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Michael Kors and Kate Spade owners’ $8.5bn merger blocked by US judge

Decision is a win for antitrust regulators who had argued a deal would strangle competition in ‘accessible luxury’ market

A US judge has blocked the $8.5bn deal between Tapestry and Capri that would have put some of America’s largest fashion brands under one roof, in a big win for antitrust regulators.

Judge Jennifer Rochon’s ruling on Thursday freezes the deal — which would have combined brands including Michael Kors, Kate Spade and Coach — while the Federal Trade Commission conducts its own internal proceedings.

Capri’s stock plunged after the ruling, falling more than 50 per cent in after-market trading. Tapestry’s stock rose 12 per cent after hours.

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