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Articles in March, 2000 issue of Daily News Record

• DUNHILL NORTH AMERICAN PRESIDENT TO DEPART.(Brief Article)
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• MITCHELL'S FORMALWEAR ACQUIRES PENNSYLVANIA CHAIN.(Brief Article)
  by LLOYD, BRENDA
• CLUB MONACO TO TAKE BULLOCK & JONES SPACE; POLO ALSO AUTHORIZES TWO-YEAR EXTENSION OF STOCK-REPURCHASE PROGRAM.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• SHINE AND DANDY; VIBRANT COLORS, TRANSLUCENT TOPS AND SKINNY SILHOUETTES STARRED ON THE PARIS RUNWAYS LAST WEEK.(Brief Article)
• STRONG SALES OF GIRBAUD HELP I.C. ISAACS NET; COMPANY CUTS LOSSES IN FOURTH QUARTER TO $4.6 MILLION.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• HOW TO SUCCEED CASUALLY IN BUSINESS, BROOKS BROS. STYLE.(Brief Article)
  by GELLERS, STAN
• POLO PROMOTES KIRWAN, SEMENTELLI TO SENIOR V-P'S.(Brief Article)
• NIKE BANKING ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS; APPAREL, FOOTWEAR FIRM SAYS OVERSEAS SALES WILL EXCEED U.S. SALES NEXT YEAR.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by FEITELBERG, ROSEMARY; RYAN, THOMAS J.
• CFDA CANCELS SEPARATE MEN'S FASHION WEEK; LACK OF PARTICIPATION PROMPTS GROUP TO COMBINE MEN'S WITH WOMEN'S IN SEPTEMBER.(Brief Article)
  by MUI, NELSON
• LEVI'S, CALVIN, A&F AMONG 6 ADDED TO SAIPAN SUIT.(Brief Article)
• FERRE TRIES HIS HAND AT SARTORIAL LINE.(Brief Article)
  by Conti, Samantha
• GFT'S FUTURE NOW IN QUESTION; DIVESTITURE IS POSSIBLE AS HDP MOVES TO SHED FASHION HOLDINGS, BUT DESIGNER LICENSORS HOLD TRUMP CARD.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Conti, Samantha; Gellers, Stan
• ABOVE AND BIJAN; THE ULTRA-LUXE RETAILER UNVEILS A REVAMPED STORE ON RODEO DRIVE AND GETS READY FOR A MANHATTAN MOVE.
  by Courtay, Romy de
• FORMER MERCANTILE STORES HURT DILLARD NET IN PERIOD; DEPARTMENT STORE'S PROFIT DROPS 64.9 PERCENT IN FOURTH QUARTER.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• SOFT TAILORED CLOTHING SALES HURT HARTMARX NET; MANUFACTURER REPORTS FIRST-QUARTER PROFITS DROPPED 20.3 PERCENT ON 7.5 PERCENT SALES DIP.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• FOURTH WAVE OF POLY FILAMENT HIKES STARTS.(Brief Article)
  by MAYCUMBER, S. GRAY
• THIS DOT-COM GUY IS A SIMPLE SPENDER; WITH SOME NOTEWORTHY EXCEPTIONS, NET EXEC ERIC MALLEY PREFERS SERVICES RATHER THAN GOODS.(Brief Article)
  by Brodsky, Renatt
• WTSA---INFORMING WITH AUTHORITY; IN-STORE NETWORK EXPECTED TO BE SEEN BY TWO MILLION SPORTS AUTHORITY CUSTOMERS PER WEEK.(Statistical Data Included)
  by FEITELBERG, ROSEMARY; McKinney, Melonee
• LANDS' END SEES 16.9% SALES DROP FOR 4TH QTR.(Brief Article)
• MORE MALLS WILL HAVE MALE; U.S. MALE CONTINUES EXPANSION, WITH NEW PRESIDENT, PROTOTYPE DESIGN, MARKETING FIRM.(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• MEN'S HAS STRONG SHOWING AT BIG STORES IN FEBRUARY; PACSUN, AMERICAN EAGLE, GADZOOKS AND HOT TOPIC WERE TOP PERFORMERS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• FASHION SHOWS US THE ERA OF OUR WAYS; A FILM'S WARDROBE CHOICES CAN DEFINE A WHOLE ERA IN A SINGLE FRAME.(Brief Article)
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• WITMAN ELEVATED IN NORDSTROM'S MEN'S DIVISION.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Brodsky, Renatt
• CELANESE REPORTS $202M LOSS FOR 1999.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• WELLMAN TO HIKE POLY FILAMENT PRICES.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• SPRING INTO THE GAP; NEW DANCE-ORIENTED CAMPAIGN TELLS A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT STORY.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Knight, Molly
• WETZLER GETS TOP SALES POST AT JACOB SIEGEL.(Phil Wetzler hired by Jacob Siegel Co.)(Brief Article)
• JOHN KALELL NAMED CREATIVE DIRECTOR AT BAYER.(Brief Article)
  by GELLERS, STAN
• NORTH FACE PROJECTING $38M LOSS; OUTDOOR APPAREL MAKER MAY GO ON AUCTION BLOCK.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• NEW CENTURY, NEW ADDRESS; HUBERT WHITE MOVES TWO BLOCKS AND STEPS 20 YEARS INTO THE FUTURE.(Brief Article)
  by Joss, Frank
• JOS. A. BANK PROFITS DROP IN 4TH QUARTER; HOWEVER, SAME-STORE SALES IN FEBRUARY JUMPED 20.2 PERCENT.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS
• A TRILLION TO ONE; DAVID NEFF BREAKS THE RULES OF HIGH-END RETAILING AND STILL WINS BIG.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• JAMES WILLIAMS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TFA.(Brief Article)
• CALVIN APPOINTS GARDNER CREATIVE DIRECTOR.(Brief Article)
• IACDE NAMES SCHMIDA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.(Brief Article)
• JOS. A. BANK NAMES CATALOG HEAD.(Brief Article)
• RING SPINNING IS HOT, BUT EQUIPMENT SALES ARE NOT; YARN SPINNERS HOLDING BACK ON PURCHASES IN FACE OF MARKET UNCERTAINTY.(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• SUNGLASS HUT FINDS A WINNING COMBINATION; STORES SELLING BOTH GLASSES AND WATCHES ATTRACT MORE FASHION BRANDS, AND MORE CUSTOMERS.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• PILOT THE URBAN SEAS.
• STYLING THE STYLISTS; IN TODAY'S ENVIRONMENT OF CONSPICUOUS CELEBRITY CONSUMPTION, CELEBRITY STYLISTS ARE HOLLYWOOD'S NEW POWER ELITE. BECAUSE WHAT GWYNETH, BRAD OR "PUFFY" WEARS OFTEN MAKES BIGGER HEADLINES THAN WHAT THEY WON, DNR HAS TURNED TH
  by BOYE, BRIAN
• AMERICAN THE COMPUTERFUL; NEW STUDY SHOWS HUGE INCREASE IN INTERNET USAGE BY DECADE'S END.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Silverman, Dick
• MEN'S STORES HIT DALLAS FOR IMMEDIATES, FALL; WESTERN RETAILERS ALSO SCOURED MARKET FOR TEMPTING, TRENDY ITEMS.(Brief Article)
  by VARGO, JULIE
• HARLEM USA TO HOST STAR-STUDDED TRIBUTE IN JUNE.
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• RAF SIMONS TO SHUT DOWN BUSINESS; DESIGNER HOPES TO RESTART COMPANY WITH LICENSEE TO RUN BUSINESS END.(Brief Article)
  by Murphy, Robert
• SQUARE PEGS; HARVARD SQUARE ATTRACTS NERDS, PREPPIES AND TRENDSETTERS.
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• SMARTCASUAL.COM AIMS TO EASE MALE SHOPPING PAIN; CLAIMING A UNIQUE BUSINESS MODEL, E-COMMERCE SITE HOPES THERE'S CASH IN CASUAL.(Brief Article)
  by McKinney, Melonee
• TRANSWORLD GEARS UP TO CAPTURE TEEN MARKET; NEW EQUIPMENT-ORIENTED LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE AIMS TO PLEASE 12- TO 24-YEAR-OLDS.(Brief Article)
  by Mui, Nelson
• SHOW AND CARTEL; HOTEL SHOW ALLOWS URBAN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES TO PROVIDE RETAILERS AND BUYERS A MORE PERSONAL ENVIRONMENT.(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda; ROMERO, Contribution by ELENA
• NEW SPORT COAT FABRICS STAR AT IDEABIELLA; LIGHTER COLORS, NEW PATTERNS AND INNOVATIVE FIBERS MEET WITH FAVORABLE RESPONSE.
  by Macchioni, Phyllis
• HERE'S ONE TO WATCH; NEW GRAND PRIX TIMEPIECE CELEBRATES TAG HEUER'S SPONSORSHIP OF MAJOR AUTO RACE.
  by Brodsky, Renatt
• O LUCKY DAYMOND; WHEN NOT MAKING HIS MILLIONS, FUBU CEO DAYMOND JOHN RETREATS TO HIS 150-ACRE ESTATE.
  by Romero, Elena
• RUSSELL TO BUY HAAS, FROM MOSSY OAK.(Brief Article)
• FTL LOSSES HIT $398.5M IN 4TH QTR. MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR, HOWEVER, PERFORMED WELL IN YEAR.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• BIG ORDERS FINALLY PLACED ON PRINT CLOTHS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Jenkins, Harry
• PADDING OUT THE DETAILS.
• HILFIGER'S MCTAGUE JOINING SOURCING WEB SITE.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by COURTAY, ROMY de
• ULTRASUEDE ELITE SPAWNS NEW MEN'S MARKETS; NEW, LIGHTER, LUXURY, HIGH-TECH FABRIC FEATURES HIGH PERFORMANCE, WITH HIGH ESTHETICS, AND HIGH PRICES.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• TEENY BOPPERS, BIG SHOPPERS; SURVEY PEGS BURGEONING YOUNG MARKET AS "FUTURE" OF INTERNET SHOPPING.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• JEFFREY SHERMAN NAMED CHAIRMAN OF FEDERATED DIRECT.(includes other brief articles)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• MEN'S A TOP PERFORMER AT DONNA KARAN; TOTAL MEN'S SALES CLIMB 52.5% IN FOURTH QUARTER, LED BY 64.9% JUMP IN DKNY.(Brief Article)
  by RYAN, THOMAS J.
• THE MARKS OF EXCELLENCE; SALON OWNER MARK GARRISON AND CUSTOM SUIT MAKER MARK LINGLEY CREATE BEAUTIFUL CLOTHING TOGETHER.(Brief Article)
  by McKinney, Melonee
• CLARIFICATION.(Brief Article)
• CARDIN U. HAS ITS 25TH.
  by Gellers, Stan
• PSYCHO'S KILLER STYLE; COSTUME DESIGNER ISIS MUSSENDEN AND NINO CERRUTI RE-CREATE THE AFFLUENT WORLD OF AMERICAN PSYCHO.(Brief Article)
  by Courtay, Romy de
• PARIS SHOP WORKERS WALK OUT ON VERSACE.(Brief Article)
  by MURPHY, ROBERT
• ARMANI-GFT NEGOTIATIONS HINGE ON CONTROL OF PRODUCTION.(Brief Article)
  by ZARGANI, LUISA
• ARMANI ACQUIRES TWO GFT FACTORIES, SOURCES SAY; WITH DEAL DONE, BRUSONE RESIGNS AS MANAGING DIRECTOR.(Brief Article)
• GUESS FINDS `HYBRID' TRAINING HIKES SALES; VIDEO INSTRUCTION AND INTERACTIVE GROUP EXERCISES ALSO LEAD TO LOWER TURNOVER, HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY.(Brief Article)
  by Power, Denise
• CHANNELING PRIME TIME; BIG RATINGS CAN TRANSLATE INTO BIG SALES FOR CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS.(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• HARLEM'S RETAIL RENAISSANCE; HOORAY FOR HARLEM USA; NEW ENTERTAINMENT AND RETAIL COMPLEX BRINGS MAJOR NATIONAL RETAILERS TO 125TH STREET.(Brief Article)
  by Romero, Elena
• BONUSES SHRINK FOR TOP VF EXECUTIVES.(Brief Article)
• FAUX FUR IS REAL FOR YOUNG MEN'S BIZ; U.S. PILE MILLS SEE NEW APPAREL DIRECTION, FOLLOWING EUROPEAN LEAD.(Brief Article)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• MERVYN'S DONE DEAL; CALIFORNIA CHAIN LAUNCHES NEW COLLECTION BASED ON WORK OF AUSTRALIAN ARTIST.(Brief Article)
  by Courtay, Romy de
• COUNTESS MARA LICENSES PBM FOR DRESS SLACKS.(Pincus Bros.)(Brief Article)
  by GELLERS, STAN
• SAKS DIRECT BEEFS UP MANAGEMENT TEAM.(Brief Article)
• COLEMAN LICENSE HEATS UP SPORTSWEAR FOR AMEREX; TOTAL OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE COLLECTION TARGETS VALUE CHANNEL.
  by Gellers, Stan
• UPBEAT PV EXHIBITORS SAY STRONG DOLLAR NO PROBLEM; N.Y. PREVIEW SHOW IS OFFICIAL FOR JULY, AS EUROPEANS AIM FOR MORE U.S. BUSINESS.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• LOOK LIKE A MILLION.(How millionaires should look.)(Brief Article)
• WALL STREET'S BIGGEST EXCHANGE: FINANCIAL FIRMS EMBRACE CASUAL; LAST STRONGHOLD OF THE SUIT CRUMBLES AS FINANCIAL FIRMS ADOPT BUSINESS CASUAL.(Brief Article)
  by BRODSKY, RENATT
• S&K 4TH-QTR. NET SOARS, BUT PROFITS OFF IN YEAR; MEN'S WEAR RETAILER TO FOCUS ON BUSINESS CASUALWEAR, INTERNET THIS YEAR.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.

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