Apparel and accessories retailer Kate Spade is looking at “strategic alternatives”, focussed on its e-commerce business. The company reported 10% revenue growth in the fourth quarter on a year earlier, with Panjiva data showing a 4% rise in imports to the U.S. by sea. January saw growth of around two-thirds, possibly as the company seeks to preempt new tariffs. A teardown of the company’s sourcing shows 38% of its supplies come from Hong Kong and 25% from Vietnam. While its largest import line of handbags is sourced from six countries, footwear comes only from Hong Kong and its non-preci...