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WWD 12/21/2005

WWD 12/21/2005

The Strike That Could Kill Christmas

The stakes were high for the city's retailing industry, particularly major department stores such as Macy's and Saks, in a holiday season that has been marked by ups and downs as retailers aim for same-store sales increases of 4 to 6 percent.

The Strike That Could Kill Christmas

Millions of New Yorkers and tourists struggled to cope with the first subway and transit strike in 25 years.
— Dec 21, 2005

Warnaco Buys Calvin Licenses for $286M

Warnaco Group Inc. is aiming to become a Calvin Klein powerhouse.
— Dec 21, 2005

In Brief: Sports Talk ... IMG's Russian Deal ... Coldwater Coverage

A brief look at some of the day's stories.
— Dec 21, 2005

U.S. Sales Boost Nike In 2nd Qtr.

Energized by strong sales in the U.S., Nike Inc. delivered robust top- and bottom-line growth in its second quarter despite declining gross margins.
— Dec 21, 2005

Prada USA's Constance Darrow Departs

Constance Darrow, Prada USA Corp.'s veteran chief executive officer, has left the company.
— Dec 21, 2005

Analysts Sound Alarm for Local Retail

Publicly traded retail specialty chains in the New York City area will feel a sting from the transit strike, but department store players such as Macy's and Saks will likely suffer more, Wall Street analysts said.
— Dec 21, 2005

WD NY Expands With Style

It's immediately clear walking into Warren Donner's showroom on the seventh floor of 1412 Broadway here. He is anything but subtle.
— Dec 21, 2005

Bebe's Turn: From Mall to Rodeo Drive

Bebe, the sexy, edgy specialty chain, is movin' on up to Rodeo Drive in its first foray into the luxury market.
— Dec 21, 2005

True Religion Makes Low-Key Retail Debut

Denim resource True Religion has opened its first store, a 900-square-foot, hickory-paneled ode to Western style, on the main shopping drag in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
— Dec 21, 2005

A Multimedia Romp, L.A. Style

Awash in blood-red paint, a naked Kembra Phaler, the Goth-like, performance artist-fashion designer, jaywalked on Melrose Avenue.
— Dec 21, 2005

Memo Pad: Truman's Travel Magazine ... Joffe Shoves Off

Those Buddhist retreats and sojourns in Spain seem to have left quite an impression on James Truman.
— Dec 21, 2005

U.S. Probes Wal-Mart For Haz-Mat Violation

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles is investigating Wal-Mart for possibly violating federal regulations governing the transport of hazardous materials.
— Dec 21, 2005

Beauty Beat: Nocibe Owners to Sell Majority Stake ... Ferre Scent Set for U.S. Rollout

Three investors in French perfumery chain Nocibe have decided to sell their stake in the retailer.
— Dec 21, 2005

Wholesale Prices Fall in November

Wholesale prices on domestically produced women's and girls' apparel rose a seasonally adjusted 0.3 percent in November.
— Dec 21, 2005

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