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Dots LLC Filed for Bankruptcy Protection

Jan 24, 2014

Dots LLC, the US-based fashion specialty apparel retailer with 420 stores located in 28 states, has filed for bankruptcy protection in order restructure and implement new strategies aimed at re-engaging its core customers. The Company has ...

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Loehmann's Holdings Has Filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection for a Third Time

Dec 19, 2013

US fashion retailer Loehmann's Holdings has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for a third time and said it plans to sell substantially all of its assets. The discount clothing chain filed its bankruptcy petition with the US ...

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The Peruvian Cotton Only Meets 40 Percent of The Requirements of Peru's Textile

Aug 5, 2013

The Peruvian cotton only meets 40 percent of the requirements of Peru’s textile and garment chain, and the rest 60 percent is met by imported cotton, mainly US cotton. Jose Ignacio Llosa, president of the Committee of ...

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US Smoke & Fire Smoke Draft Curtains Installed in H&M Store

Jul 15, 2013

U.S. Smoke & Fire, A Division of CYSA Development, has installed automatic smoke draft curtains around a central convenience stair on two floors at a new H&M store opening soon in Washington, DC. The store is located at 5337 Wisconsin ...

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Award Winning Retail Giants Share Their Expert Insights on New Business Opportunities

Apr 7, 2013

The UKIBC are delighted to invite you to a landmark event featuring two of the UK and India's most respected and successful retail visionaries - 'King of the High Street', George Davies, and Rakesh Biyani, Joint MD of the Future Group, one ...

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The UK High Street Has Changed Massively in The Space of a Few Months

Mar 20, 2013

The UK High Street has changed massively in the space of a few months. In December, electrical retailer Comet closed its last store, and January brought about the demise of Jessops, HMV and Blockbuster, with all three entering ...

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The UK High Street Has Changed Massively in The Space of a Few Months

Mar 18, 2013

The UK High Street has changed massively in the space of a few months. In December, electrical retailer Comet closed its last store, and January brought about the demise of Jessops, HMV and Blockbuster, with all three entering ...

Tags: Retail Advisory Board, High Street Decline, Toys

ABF Forecasts Flat Revenue From Its Grocery Division in The First Half of Its Fiscal Year

Feb 26, 2013

Associated British Foods has forecast flat revenue from its grocery division in the first half of its fiscal year amid challenging conditions in bread markets in the UK and Australia. ABF, which owns the Kingsmill bread brand in the UK ...

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Asean Needs to Be Integrated to Ensure The of The Asean Apparel Industry 'competitiveness

Feb 7, 2013

The textile and clothing chain within the ten countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) needs to be vertically integrated in order to ensure the competitiveness of the Asean apparel industry. This was echoed by various ...

Tags: apparel sector, textile, clothing

Colombia Has Announced Imposition of US $4 Per Kg Tariff on Imports of Textiles

Jan 24, 2013

The Latin American country of Colombia has announced imposition of US$ 4 per kg tariff on imports of textiles and apparels into the country. The announcement was made by President Juan Manuel Santos during the inauguration of Colombiatex ...

Tags: Colombia, Duty, Imported Clothing

German Retailer Tengelmann Has Booked an Increase in Full-Year Sales

Dec 13, 2012

German retailer Tengelmann, which owns the supermarket chain Kaiser, has booked an increase in full-year sales. In the 12-month period, net sales climbed 2.4% to EUR10.28bn (US$12.6bn), the company said this week. The company, which ...

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Annual Profits From Associated British Foods' Grocery Business Fell 23%

Dec 12, 2012

Annual profits from Associated British Foods' grocery business, which includes Kingsmill bread and Jordans cereal, fell 23%, the UK-based group said today (6 November). Adjusted operating profit from the grocery arm, which also sells ...

Tags: annual profits, Associated British Foods, grocery business, Kingsmill

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