The retailer said it sees foreign exchange rates as a headwind this year, but believes these headwinds will "diminish" throughout the year. The company sees revenue growth accelerating in the second half of the year and believes it can deliver double digit top-line and bottom-line growth in fiscal year 2017. TIFFANY: On the other end of the earnings spectrum, Tiffany & Co. reported Q1 EPS of 81c and revenue of $962.4M, beating analysts' consensus estimates of 70c and $918.68M, respectively. The company said worldwide SSS were 1% below last year on a constant exchange rate basis. Tiffany backed its view of "minimal" growth in FY15 EPS from the $4.20 excluding charges it earned in fiscal year 2014, compared with analysts' estimates of $4.17. The company anticipates net earnings in the second quarter declining at a more moderate rate than in Q1, and sees double digit percentage net earnings growth in the second half of the year.