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Kenneth Cole, designer and founder of Kenneth Cole Productions (KCP), is in talks to sell the shoe clothing company to Iconix Brand Group, a licensing company run by his brother, Neil.
It is not clear when the takeover will happen, if at all, Bloomberg News reported without naming its sources.
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Iconix owns brands including Candie’s and London Fog, licensing them to retailers and…
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Kenneth Cole Considering Selling Company originally appeared on DailyFinance on Mon, 20 Sep 2010 06:45:00.
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