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WWD 11/15/2006

WWD 11/15/2006

Turnaround Rolling On: Saks Fifth Ave. Reports Strong 3rd-Qtr. Profits

The mood continues to brighten at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Midsize Vendors Feel the Squeeze

As retailers consolidate into multibillion-dollar giants and manufacturers become Goliaths, smaller independent vendors are feeling the pinch.
— Nov 15, 2006

IT Costs Cut Into Burberry Profits

Burberry said Tuesday that net profits slipped 6 percent to 49.9 million pounds, or $92.3 million.
— Nov 15, 2006

Turnaround Rolling On: Saks Fifth Ave. Reports Strong 3rd-Qtr. Profits

The mood continues to brighten at Saks Fifth Avenue.
— Nov 15, 2006

Bulgari Net Rises, Tough Comps Seen Ahead

Bulgari SpA saw double-digit profit growth in the third quarter.
— Nov 15, 2006

In Brief: Sears Drops Canada Bid... Nautica and Callanen Keep Ticking... Austin Reed Set for Sale

Holding Corp. has withdrawn its bid to privatize Sears Canada.
— Nov 15, 2006

Wal-Mart, Target Rise in 3Q

Driven by strong top-line growth.
— Nov 15, 2006

Teen Retailers Post Strong Profit Gains

Strong back-to-school sales.
— Nov 15, 2006

The Valentino Recipe

As she told her studio audience on-air, Martha Stewart loves drab.
— Nov 15, 2006

Wholesale Apparel Prices Slip

Wholesale prices on U.S.-made women's and girls' apparel fell a seasonally adjusted 0.1 percent in October.
— Nov 15, 2006

Industry Sales See Slight Gain

Sales at apparel and accessories stores moderated last month.
— Nov 15, 2006

Lawmakers Assess Vietnam Bill Fallout

House Republican leaders scrambled Tuesday to assess the fallout from the defeat of Vietnam trade legislation.
— Nov 15, 2006

Memo Pad: Tender and Tough... (Every)Man of the Year?

The Audit Bureau of Circulations appears to be taking a carrot-and-stick approach in its ongoing drive to get more accurate data from publishers.
— Nov 15, 2006

Pierre Cardin Museum Chronicles a Legend

Pierre Cardin was like a kid in a candy shop.
— Nov 15, 2006

Natural History Exhibit Explores All Things Gold

The American Museum of Natural History is getting a touch of Midas.
— Nov 15, 2006

Krakoff, Kiki Smith Collaborate for Coach

After more than a decade of working with contemporary artists and collecting their work, Coach president and executive creative director Reed Krakoff is collaborating with artist Kiki Smith to make a limited-edition Coach tote.
— Nov 15, 2006

Fashion Scoops: Book Smarts... To A T... Legend in the Making

Reed Krakoff is adding yet another title to his name.
— Nov 15, 2006

P&G to Resume Sale of SK-II Line in China

Procter & Gamble will resume sales of its SK-II skin care brand in China in December.
— Nov 15, 2006

Retail Reaches 'Crossroads' in Kansas City

First-time retailers Kristen and John McClain scoured the metropolitan area here for six months to find the right space for their apparel.
— Nov 15, 2006

A New Chapter for Saks

A "supertanker" steering a corrected course. A "show-me story."
— Nov 15, 2006

Donatella Divines a New Versace

Since Donatella Versace joined her brother Gianni in business as his muse some 25 years ago, she has established herself as a fashion tour de force.
— Nov 15, 2006

Creating a Bigger Federated

It's too soon to reach a verdict on Federated Department Stores' conversion of 400 May doors to Macy's.
— Nov 15, 2006

Reshaping Wal-Mart

Wal-Mart has no problem selling toothpaste or soap or other personal care and household items.
— Nov 15, 2006

Chanel's New Commander in Chief

Twenty-five years ago, Maureen Chiquet had an epiphany in the middle of taking the LSATs that changed her life.
— Nov 15, 2006

The Warrior Inside the Chinese Woman

There is an innate conflict inside every Chinese woman, and Western brands have to recognize it if they are to succeed.
— Nov 15, 2006

Joyce Ma Chases the China Dream

Thirty years ago, Joyce Ma introduced designers such as Giorgio Armani to Hong Kong through her Joyce boutiques.
— Nov 15, 2006

The Juicy Whirlwind

Juicy Couture co-founder Gela Nash-Taylor is anything but corporate.
— Nov 15, 2006

Tahari Talks Tough Love

Elie Tahari is feeling a lot of love.
— Nov 15, 2006

American Eagle's Team Spirit

Keeping a finger on the pulse of the ever-changing teen customer has helped American Eagle Outfitters achieve an enviable string of over 30 months of positive comp-store sales gains.
— Nov 15, 2006

Finding the Right Niche

Forget the blockbusters and megahits. The future is all about the niche.
— Nov 15, 2006

Zappos Sells Service

Offering top-notch service and not trying to compete on price are two important lessons chief executive officer Tony Hsieh learned.
— Nov 15, 2006

Warming Up

With the theme "Reengineering Retail," the cocktail reception to kick off the WWD/DNR CEO Summit at the Ritz-Carlton in Battery Park had many executives musing about personal experiences.
— Nov 15, 2006

MySpace Builds Its Profile

MySpace isn't just for teenagers.
— Nov 15, 2006

Neiman's Luxury Online

Stanley Marcus saw the future with unerring clarity.
— Nov 15, 2006

Oracle Retail Innovating With Technology

It's no secret that finding product assortments that address the needs of local communities can translate into higher retail sales.
— Nov 15, 2006

Understanding and Marketing To 'Superconsumers'

Consumers today have the ability to research and purchase items in more ways than ever before.
— Nov 15, 2006

Attracting Shoppers With Location, Location

In a global market cluttered with brands, retailers need to rethink the role real estate plays in their business strategy.
— Nov 15, 2006

Private Equity Firms Let the Good Times Roll

With the economy on sure footing both in the U.S. and abroad and valuations at an all-time high, now is the time to consider selling or becoming partners with a private equity firm.
— Nov 15, 2006

Directors as Corporate Skeptics

Thanks to Enron, WorldCom and Sarbanes-Oxley, boards of directors are no longer the cozy old-boys' clubs they were in the past.
— Nov 15, 2006

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