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WWD 05/05/2010

WWD 05/05/2010

Fashion Industry Cautiously Stages Comeback


Companies step up advertising, marketing, and store openings.

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Adidas Raises Guidance

Adidas AG increased full-year guidance for 2010 after reporting record first-quarter sales on Tuesday.
— May 5, 2010

Memo Pad: Selling Sandra... News Corp. Revenues Rise...

Sandra Bullock's secret baby has turned into a big cash cow for People magazine.
— May 5, 2010

CVS Net Up 4.5% in 1st Qtr.

Revenues for CVS increase 1.6% in period, full-year guidance raised.
— May 5, 2010

Gucci Ticks... East Side Social Club Helps Out... Tahari Island...

Gucci will today launch a Web site dedicated to its fledgling watch business.
— May 5, 2010

Athleta to Open First Stores

Gap's online operation Athleta will open as a test store in Strawberry Village Center in Mill Valley, Calif.
— May 5, 2010

Loeb Predicts 4 Percent Sales Growth for Year

Retail consultant Walter Loeb of Loeb Associates expects sales to rise 4 percent for the year, with the growth primarily in the second half.
— May 5, 2010

Sears Intensifies Apparel Push

Sears building new brands, establishing San Francisco office.
— May 5, 2010

April Comps Seen as Anticlimactic

International Council of Shopping Centers expects last month's comps to come in "flat to down slightly."
— May 5, 2010

Consumers in Synch With Online Shopping

Internet experience rates higher among returning shoppers.
— May 5, 2010

WTO Gives Nod for Syria to Begin Entry Talks

The World Trade Organization gave the green light Tuesday for Syria to begin entry talks after the U.S. and Israel lifted objections.
— May 5, 2010

Pierre Corthay Gets New Backers

Pierre Corthay, whose prices start at around $4,000 for a pair of his bespoke brogues, partners with Xavier de Royere and new financial backers.
— May 5, 2010

Fashion's Night Out to Span Six Days

Fashion's Night Out becomes a six-day global shop-a-thon, beginning Sept. 7.
— May 5, 2010

Daily Stock Wrap: May 04, 2010

The day's top gainers and losers.
— May 5, 2010

Rick Owens' Alabaster Dream

Rick Owens mounts a furniture exhibition at Salon 94 gallery in New York.
— May 5, 2010

Caruso, TPG Form Partnership

Caruso Capital Partners LLC and TPG Capital have formed a venture to target underperforming mixed-use and retail properties for investment.
— May 5, 2010

Fashion Industry Cautiously Stages a Comeback

WWD looks at companies from Chanel to Givenchy, Eileen Fisher to Juicy Couture, as they plan postrecession business strategies.
— May 5, 2010

Guess President Resigns

Guess president and ceo Carlos Alberini has resigned to become co-chief executive officer of Restoration Hardware.
— May 4, 2010

The Colors of Katy Perry

There was no missing Katy Perry at the Met Ball after-party: the popstar's dress flashed every color of the rainbow.
— May 4, 2010

Met Gala's Booming After Party

Sienna Miller, Jude Law, Leighton Meester, Marc Jacobs, Blake Lively, Lady Gaga, Zoe Saldana and Kate Bosworth attended the Met Gala's after party.
— May 4, 2010

Retail Stocks Tumble Tuesday

S&P Retail Index tumbles on Greek debt concerns.
— May 4, 2010

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