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Fossil CEO says turnaround is ahead of plan as sales return to growth

CNBC·Nov 10, 2026 · 4:39 PM CT
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Fossil Group posted quarterly results on Tuesday that could point to early signs of a turnaround for the legacy watchmaker. The company, which has struggled to compete with new gadgets in the years since its sales and stock price peaked in the 2010s, has been quietly undertaking a comeback strategy under CEO Franco Fogliato.

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