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Lululemon shares fall as weaker outlook raises questions over brand differentiation

Lululemon shares fall as weaker outlook raises questions over brand differentiation

Falling comparable sales and another forecast cut have sharpened the challenge facing incoming CEO Heidi O’Neill, with industry experts calling for renewed product innovation and a clearer core customer.

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