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Articles in November, 1989 issue of Daily News Record

• New air-jets weave worsteds, denims. (exhibits at Osaka International Textile Machinery Exhibition)
  by Furukawa, Tsukasa
• Drop old biz methods, apparel makers told. (Apparel Research Conference)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• Liquidation starts at Steven Michaels. (dress manufacturer Steven Michaels Apparel Corp.)
• CHH sales rise 4.6% in month. (Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc.)
• Say Hooker to decide on Altman buyer soon. (department store conglomerate L.J. Hooker Corp., subsidiary B. Altman and Co.)
  by Born, Pete; Moin, David
• Nutmeg, Shirt Shed forming joint venture. (clothing manufacturers Nutmeg Industries Inc., Shirt Shed Inc.)
• Rainwear outlook bright. (men's clothing)
  by Gellers, Stan
• Hampton profits soar. (clothing manufacturer Hampton Industries Inc.)
• Sherman remains in Japan. (Bloomingdale's department store president Jeffrey Sherman)
  by Furukawa, Tsukasa
• Oak Tree to open fourth NYC unit. (men's clothing store chain)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Shampain new Wilger president. (Michael Shampain, men's clothing store Wilger Co.)
• Operating net up 18.3% at May Co. (department store)
• Stage net dips in quarter. (clothing manufacturer Stage II Apparel Corp.)
• MRA banking on move to Miami. (Menswear Retailers of America trade show)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• Fabric shows add fashion services.
  by Stuart, Frank
• Merry-Go-Round net skyrockets in 3d qtr. (men's, women's clothing store chain Merry-Go-Round Enterprises Inc.)
• Hudson decides to exit Dan River. (Lester A. Hudson Jr., shirt fabrics manufacturer Dan River Inc.)
• New firm formed to buy Michaels. (dress manufacturer Steven Michaels Apparel Corp.)
• Campeau makes $50m in payments. (department store conglomerate Campeau Corp.)
  by Doherty, Bryan
• Fall '90 preview: great American clothing. (men's fashion)
• Price cuts fuel men's fast start. (clothing sales)
  by Jarnagin, DeAnna; Lloyd, Brenda; Palmieri, Jean E.; Ruben, Howard G.; Sharoff, Robert
• U.S. not ready to end MFA, importers told. (Multi-Fiber Arrangement in textile, apparel trade)
  by Black, Jeff
• Altman auction at 11 a.m. Friday. (bankrupt department store chain B. Altman and Co.)
  by Doherty, Bryan
• Polo plans store in Australia in '90. (men's clothier Polo/Ralph Lauren Corp.)
  by Marsh, L. Michaele
• Berle, Ferrer, Romney to get image awards. (Milton Berle, Jose Ferrer, George Romney; American Image Awards benefit)
• Ruskin group hikes stake in UM & M to 25%. (Uzi Ruskin, textile, apparel and leather goods company United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc.)
• Tultex profits tumble 28.1% in 3d quarter. (sport clothes manufacturer)
• Stamler named CEO of Drexler Textile. (David Stamler, Drexler Apparel Textiles Ltd.)
• Harve Benard. (innovations in men's clothing from designer Harve Benard)
• Andrew Marc put on block by Fur Vault. (Fur Vault Inc., leather clothing division Andrew Marc)
• Penney's makes $350m offering. (J.C. Penney Co. Inc. stock offerings)
• Retailers react. (reaction to formation of American Menswear Designers Guild)
  by Gibbons, William; Parola, Robert
• Stage II to make quarterly payout. (men's clothing manufacturer Stage II Apparel)
• Bloomie's book no page turner. (financial status of Bloomingdale's department store)
  by Rutberg, Sidney
• E.G. Smith showrooms suffer damage in fire. (hosiery manufacturer)
  by Gibbons, William
• Singapore set for U.S. biz boom. (clothing trade)
  by Bookallil, Christine; Thomas, Ian
• Carmelo Pomodoro. (innovations in men's fashion from designer Carmelo Pomodoro)
• Farley intends to invest not divest. (clothing manufacturer Bill Farley)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Calvin Klein. (innovations in men's fashions)
• Indonesian firms merge to hike apparel exports. (Mayatex Group)
• Chevignon signs S & B as U.S. agent. (Charles Chevignon Accessories, S and B International Fashions Inc.)
• Bloomie's book: romance runs rampant as Wall St. embraces Mad. Ave. (pending sale of Bloomingdale's department store) (column)
  by Rutberg, Sidney
• Sweater coats: the item of the year. (mens clothing )
  by Gellers, Stan
• MFA phaseout asked, but with safeguards. (Multi-Fiber Arrangement in textile, clothing trade)
  by Fallon, James
• Bi-directional system advanced by Picanol. (Picanol of America, computerization of textile machinery)
  by Clune, Ray
• Mervyn's, Target units pace DH's profit gain. (department store conglomerate Dayton Hudson Corp.)
• Imported machinery could cost more in '90.
  by Hackett, David
• Hear Guess in deal to buy 370 Foxmoors from Dylex. (jeans manufacturer Guess Inc., Foxmoor junior apparel stores, clothing store conglomerate Dylex Ltd.)
• Big yule or bust. (survey of clothing manufacturer, retailer expectations for Christmas business)
• Robinson's joins list for Farmer's Market. (department store plans opening in L.A. area)
• UM & M plans receivables unit. (leather goods maker United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc.)
• Apparel tax at issue as P.R. bill gains favor. (Puerto Rican statehood vote threatens clothing manufacturers)
  by Hackett, David
• Fibers: looking to the 90's. (future of textile fiber industry)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Claims Gambino lied to trucker probers. (apparel trucker Thomas Gambino questioned about mob control of clothing trade)
  by Wilner, Rich
• Gore-tex workers lose suit. (textile workers)
  by Chute, Elizabeth
• C.A. Lieppe named WPP president. (textile manufacturer WestPoint Pepperell Corp.)
• Chicago mart sets plans for mall. (Merchandise Mart plans shopping complex)
  by Sharoff, Robert
• Sluggish Richman biz cuts Woolworth net in quarter. (department store chain Woolworth Corp., affiliate Richman men's stores)
• Art Lungo succeeds Kiderman at Cotler. (Michael Kiderman, clothing manufacturer H. Cotler Co.)
• Heller 3d quarter net soars 164% over '88. (commercial finance company Heller Financial Inc.)
• Lands' End profit edges up in qtr.
• Threadtex gets hit with big labeling suit. (textile manufacturer)
  by Orr, Andrea
• Phaseout news jolts WPP unit. (textile manufacturer West Point-Pepperell's apparel fabrics division.)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Trammell Crow spreads wings to Europe, Japan. (Trammell Crow International, developer of fashion marts)
  by Jarnagin, DeAnna
• UM & M holder halts move to acquire firm. (Albert Safer, leather goods maker United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc.)
• Hoechst fiber sales up 8.4% on big polyester business. (textile fiber manufacturer Hoechst Celanese Corp.)
• Cotton Inc. to launch $10m promotion drive. (research arm of cotton industry)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Sasson creditors to get 2d check. (clothing manufacturer Sasson Jeans Inc.)
  by Wilner, Rich
• Apparel, textile jobs steady in October.
  by Taylor, Hal
• Quota date change to be official. (regulation of textile imports)
• M-M fiber sweaters being dumped: ITC. (man-made fiber sweaters, US. International Trade Commission)
  by Taylor, Hal
• Pacifico heads Lee marketing in shift. (Joseph Pacifico, jeans manufacturer Lee Co.)
• Van Heusen net up 15.8% in 3d period. (shirtmaker Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.)
• By jove, it's an ascot. (ascot ties)
  by McQuaid, Peter J.
• Big-size retail chain files for Chapter 11. (women's clothing store chain Virginia Specialty Stores Inc.)
• Traub due back from Japan fund-raising trip. (Bloomingdale's department store CEO Marvin Traub)
• Wal-Mart 3d qtr. net soars 28.7%. (discount store chain)
• Herald Center sold to developer for $25m. (shopping mall)
  by Orr, Andrea
• Automation vital to fashion QR: Stork exec. (Hans J.G. ten Kate, Stork Brabant B.V.; quick response technology in textile finishing)
  by Kasten, Matthew
• Gitano to acquire 50% stake in Regatta Sport. (clothing manufacturers Gitano Group Inc., Regatta sport Ltd.)

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