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WWD 11/01/2005

Breaking Up Saks Inc.: Bon-Ton Buys Division But No SFA Sale Near

After weeks and weeks of wrangling over price, Saks Inc. agreed to sell its northern department store group to Bon-Ton Stores Inc.

Breaking Up Saks Inc.: Bon-Ton Buys Division But No SFA Sale Near

After weeks and weeks of wrangling over price, Saks Inc. agreed to sell its northern department store group to Bon-Ton Stores Inc.

— Nov 1, 2005

U.S.-China Resume Talks

The U.S.-China textile and apparel talks are back on just weeks after they appeared to break down in Beijing.

— Nov 1, 2005

Hudson's Bay Facing Hostile Takeover Bid

The Hudson's Bay Co., Canada's oldest company, is facing a hostile takeover bid from American financier Jerry Zucker.

— Nov 1, 2005

Canada Nixes Tariffs on Fabrics

The Canadian government is removing tariffs on imported fabrics that could save domestic clothing manufacturers about $25 million a year, converted from Canadian dollars.

— Nov 1, 2005

In Brief: Hilfiger Exec Moves Up ... Saudis Get WTO Nod

A brief look at some of the day's stories.

— Nov 1, 2005

Fright Night

Rome was revisited Saturday night at Fendi's 80th Anniversary All Hallow's Eve party hosted by Karl Lagerfeld, Silvia Fendi and Fendi chief executive Michael Burke.

— Nov 1, 2005

The Chosen One

After more than a decade of being one of music's beloved secrets, David Berman is ready for his band, Silver Jews, to get a little more recognition.

— Nov 1, 2005

Beauty Beat: LVMH Spices Up Flower by Kenzo Scent ... Avon Foundation Fetes 50th

There's a new twist on the Flower by Kenzo fragrance.

— Nov 1, 2005

Hermann Charts YSL's Future

In her first interview since joining the Gucci Group-owned fashion house last March, Hermann revealed plans to accelerate growth in leather goods.

— Nov 1, 2005

Keeping Chain Stores at Bay in San Francisco

The dozen fashion merchants along five commercial blocks, whose merchandise ranges from high-end designer jeans to handmade crocheted shrugs, are also part of a protected enclave of small businesses.

— Nov 1, 2005

High Costs Force Innovation for L.A. Vendors

Textile vendors, trying to cope with escalating competition from China and high fuel prices, sought to increase business with U.S. designers and apparel manufacturers at last month's Los Angeles International Textile Show.

— Nov 1, 2005

WTO: Global Trade to Rise 7% in '06

Global merchandise trade is forecast to increase in volume by 7 percent in 2006, compared with this year's projected 6.5 percent gain.

— Nov 1, 2005

Barneys Regal Holiday Approach

Barneys New York has cooked up quite a royal welcome in its holiday windows.

— Nov 1, 2005

Debut of a Duchess

The Duchess of Cornwall is out to make a fashionable impression during her trip to the U.S. with Prince Charles.

— Nov 1, 2005

Two for the Road

The ck Calvin Klein and Calvin Klein spring collections were shown here last week with an informal mix of models and mannequins.

— Nov 1, 2005

Herman, Lam Awarded Dallas Fashion Awards

Stan Herman, president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, had reasons to be proud at the 30th annual Dallas Fashion Award gala here Saturday night.

— Nov 1, 2005

Mossimo Inc. Postpones Share Offering

Mossimo Inc. said Monday that it agreed to delay the tender offer that would allow company founder Mossimo Giannulli to acquire all the outstanding shares he doesn't already own.

— Nov 1, 2005

Memo Pad: Masthead Exodus ... Leisurely Lunch ... Misshape

Another day, another departure from Wenner Media. The latest to make the leap is Men's Journal publisher Carlos Lamadrid, who gave notice on Monday afternoon.

— Nov 1, 2005

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