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WWD 2008/07/02

Retailing's Sweet Spot: Stores Look to Lure Millennial Generation

Move over, Boomers. The Millennials are staking their claim on the fashion and retail landscape. Numbering 64 million nationwide, savvy and hard-to-please consumers between the ages of 14 and 29 have buying power.

Cushman & Wakefield's Terence Spillane

Terence Spillane, director of global media relations at Cushman & Wakefield, died of a heart attack Thursday. He was 52.

— Jul 2, 2008

Newsreel: Michael Stars Gets Physcial... Buying Bits of Beijing... Hot Cotton Expands...

Michael Stars is diversifying its arsenal of cotton T-shirts with a new line of fleece hoodies, pullovers and slip-on pants.

— Jul 2, 2008

Memo Pad: Quick & Simply...Finished... Martha Stewar In Manila... The Blogs In Brazil...

Another magazine has buckled under the economic pressures on the print business.

— Jul 2, 2008

Retailing's Sweet Spot: Stores Look to Lure Millennial Generation

Move over, Boomers. The Millennials are staking their claim on the fashion and retail landscape. Numbering 64 million nationwide...

— Jul 2, 2008

Brand Awareness, Luxe Buying Said on Rise in China

"Consumers in China are just like anywhere else in the world. They have the same aspirations and, increasingly, the same tastes," remarked Edoardo Tocco,...

— Jul 2, 2008

Paul Stuart's Chicago Move

With just two locations in the U.S., it's rare when Paul Stuart, the 70-year-old retailer of classic men's and women's wear, makes a real estate move.

— Jul 2, 2008

Burani to Make Tender Offer for Shares

Italy's Mariella Burani Fashion Group SpA could be going private.

— Jul 2, 2008

Deluxe Editions

Sprinkling its monogram print on luxury goods may seem old hat for Louis Vuitton.

— Jul 2, 2008

Mothers Work Cutting Mimi

In an effort to simplify and streamline its business, Mothers Work on Tuesday said it will restructure its brands and store nameplates, effectively...

— Jul 2, 2008

Shanghai Tang Brings Its Fashion to Legation Quarter

Legation Quarter, a hyped luxury destination project here, flexed its fashion muscle last month by hosting Shanghai Tang's fall fashion show.

— Jul 2, 2008

Online Tracking: The Next Green Movement

The green apparel trend is maturing.

— Jul 2, 2008

Michael Kors Reboots Swim With New Licensee

Partnered with a new licensee, Michael Kors is hoping to grow its swim business.

— Jul 2, 2008

Fashion Scoops: Tall Tales... Birthday Girl... Honor Roll...

Yet another star is turning her hand to bedtime stories.

— Jul 2, 2008

Lauder Enlarges Roles of Key Execs

The Estee Lauder Cos. Inc. has expanded the responsibilities of two of its top executives, Jane Hudis and Dominique Nils Conseil.

— Jul 2, 2008

Cavalli, Gibo Strike Men's Wear Deal

To boost its men's wear business, Roberto Cavalli has sealed a five-year licensing agreement with Gibo beginning with the fall 2009 collection.

— Jul 2, 2008

New York Magazine Founder Clay Felker

Clay Felker, the legendary editor and founder of New York magazine who was considered the father of New Journalism, died here Tuesday at the age of 82..

— Jul 2, 2008

Judge Rules Against Wal-Mart in Compensation Case

A Minnesota district court judge ordered Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to pay $6.5 million to compensate workers.

— Jul 2, 2008

Moses Returns With Bilancioni Line

After a six-year hiatus, Rebecca Moses is back in fashion, designing the first women's collection for upscale men's knit specialist Bilancioni.

— Jul 2, 2008

Polo Promotes Meichner

Polo Ralph Lauren Corp. promoted Wayne Meichner to president and chief operating officer of Polo's Retail Group.

— Jul 2, 2008

Woolmark Revives Award Program

Woolmark, the familiar symbol for Australian merino wool, is in for a facelift with the resurrection of the brand's historic Wool Secretariat Award program.

— Jul 2, 2008

In Brief: Pringle Revies Scottish Factory... Ports Pact Expires...

Pringle of Scotland has entered into a formal consultation process with British workers' union GMB.

— Jul 2, 2008

BIS: Financial Turmoil, Inflation Put Global Economy in Peril

The global economy is in a precarious situation caused by the ongoing turmoil in financial markets and rising inflation worldwide, said a new report from the Bank for International Settlements.

— Jul 2, 2008

Other Voices

Not all the interesting fashion action in Paris was couture or came from traditional houses.

— Jul 2, 2008

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