Net income drove 21% higher in the seasonally important second quarter to $39,907,000 from $33,016,000 on 12% higher sales at $478,138,000 up from $427,988,000, up 9% constant currency. U.S. sales increased 13% to $252.7 million driven by strong sales of new products in a much healthier marketplace that has a smaller overall retail footprint supporting more full-price sales. Elsewhere, the weakened dollar enhanced international sales gains: EMEA was up 17% to $67.7 million bouncing back from bad weather in Q1; Japan gained 2% to $45.5 million, Korea increased 11% to $62.0 million and Rest of World was 10% higher at ... Log in to view full article.