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Articles in October, 2000 issue of Daily News Record

• SMARTBARGAINS.COM IS OFF-PRICE AND RUNNING; NEW SITE OFFERS ITEMS, INCLUDING APPAREL, ACCESSORIES, AT UP TO 70% OFF.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN; SECKLER, VALERIE; YOUNG, VICKI M.
• WINNERS AND LOOSERS.
  by Romero, Elena
• WHAT'S THE 411? VIDEO SKATEBOARDING MAGAZINE BRINGS ACTION SPORT TO LIFE.
  by MATERA, LAUREN
• WILL TEXTILE INDUSTRY SPEND ON MACHINERY AT ATME-I? NEW INNOVATIONS MAY RESULT IN SPENDING, ESPECIALLY IF THEY CAN CUT COSTS.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• LOCATING IS EVERYTHING; SITE-SELECTION TECHNOLOGY HELPS PUMP UP JEANS MAKERS' BOTTOM LINE.
  by Conrad, Andree
• EXTENDING FROM THE GROUND UP; LUXE LINES FERRAGAMO AND BALLY WANT TO FILL MORE THAN THE FLOOR OF A MAN'S CLOSET.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• PEI EXPECTS LITTLE PROFIT IN 3RD QTR.
  by CLARK, EVAN
• BCBG MAX AZRIA AND ALGO TO FORM ALLIANCE; MONTREAL COMPANY TO BECOME CANADIAN LICENSEE FOR L.A. DESIGNER'S THREE LABELS.
  by Ellis, Kristi; Karr, Arnold J.
• THIN IS IN FOR UNIFORM RETAILER; POS SYSTEM BIG PLUS AT MARK'S WORK WEARHOUSE.
  by Barth, Brad
• EDDIE BAUER PUTTING EMPHASIS ON BUSINESS CASUAL; DIVISION IS ONLY BLACK MARK AT SPIEGEL GROUP WHERE PROFITS MORE THAN TRIPLED IN 3D QUARTER.
  by Weitzman, Jennifer
• NAUTICA EARNINGS OFF 4.4% IN 2ND QUARTER; MEN'S JEANS, VARVATORS LINE STRONG.
  by RYAN, THOMAS J.
• HARTMANN BAGS TO DIFFER; DESIGNER JOHN TRUEX BREATHES NEW LIFE INTO 123-YEAR-OLD LUGGAGE COMPANY.
  by Brodsky, Renatt
• BROOKS BROTHERS PLANS DOUBLE-DIGIT GAINS FOR HOLIDAY.
  by LOHRER, ROBERT
• NYE AND FAIRCHILD PART WAYS; FLEDGLING PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN MATT NYE AND STEPHEN FAIRCHILD ENDS AFTER EIGHT MONTHS.
  by Boye, Brian
• RUSSELL TO RESTRUCTURE EUROPEAN OPERATION.
  by CLARK, EVAN
• BOTH IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GOODS IN DOLDRUMS; RELIEF SEEN A FEW MONTHS OFF AS INVENTORIES REMAIN STRONG.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• DUPONT TO MERGE APPAREL FIBERS INTO ONE UNIT; LYCRA, APPAREL POLYESTER AND NYLON TO BECOME APPAREL AND TEXTILE SCIENCES GROUP.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• LAWRENCE COVELL BRINGS HIGH FASHION TO MILE HIGH CITY; INDEPENDENT SPECIALTY RETAILER FINDS SUCCESS AFTER $2 MILLION REMODELING PROJECT COMPLETED LAST YEAR.
  by Wright, Hassell Bradley
• YOUNG MEN'S RETAILERS BACK IN GROWTH MODE; PACSUN, HOT TOPIC, A&F ADDING STORES AS SALES REBOUND.
  by CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS; PALMIERI, JEAN E.; YOUNG, VICKI
• ADIDAS PUTS NEW SPIN ON GLOBAL STRATEGY; NEW MULTI-TIERED MARKETING PLAN AIMS TO GIVE SPORTS BRAND STRONGER HOLD IN AMERICA.
  by Askin, Ellen
• INVASION OF THE BODY SCRATCHERS; BODY ART--WHERE DO YOU DRAW THE LINE?
  by ERWIN, JOEY
• STARS IN STRIPES.
• SEARS POSTS DECLINES IN APPAREL SALES IN 3RD QTR. CREDIT CARD LEADS TO 18% GAIN, BUT FOURTH QUARTER LOOKS TROUBLING.
  by Ryan, Thomas J.
• GOING THEIR WAY.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN
• PHEASANT, GROUSE CHASED BY CLOTHESHORSES; IN THE RAREFIED WORLD OF SHOOTING, APPAREL, EVEN FIREARMS, CAN BE BESPOKE.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• TRAVELING RIGHT; HIGH-END CONSUMERS ARE TAKING THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE WITH THEM WHEN THEY GO.
  by Askin, Ellen
• YOUNG LUXE.
• TAKING IT TO THE STREET.
  by Askin, Ellen
• MERRILL LYNCH PREDICTS LESS THAN JOLLY HOLIDAY SALES.
  by RYAN, THOMAS J.
• DAVID HASSELHOFF KEEPS FASHION CRITICS AT BAY; JEKYLL & HYDE'S DAVID HASSELHOFF IS NERVOUS ABOUT HIS BROADWAY DEBUT -- BUT SURE OF HIS PERSONAL STYLE.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• MUROYA NAMES TAILORED CLOTHING LICENSEE.
• BIGWORDS.COM SHUTS DOWN OPERATION; REMAINING 40 EMPLOYEES HAVE REPORTEDLY BEEN LAID OFF THIS WEEK.
  by Romero, Elena
• WHITE HEAT.
• AUDRAIN NAMED TO MAGIC MEN'S POST.
• TOMASI SUCCEEDS THOMPSON AS PRESIDENT OF AREA 365.
• SERVERS WITH A STYLE.
  by BISSELL, JEFFREY
• CERRUTI TO EMPHASIZE SPORTSWEAR AFTER PURCHASE.
• THE MANRICO ACTS; CASHMERE COMPANY HOPES TO PROPEL BRAND RECOGNITION WITH BENEFIT AUCTION.
  by Askin, Ellen
• ELLEN WEINTRAUB OF BUGLE BOY DEAD AT 45.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE
• SHOPKO HOLDS THE PRICE LINE; NEW SYSTEM'S GOAL IS TO MAXIMIZE PROFITS AND MINIMIZE MARKDOWNS.
  by Barth, Brad
• PNB PURCHASES TRADEMARK BACK FROM PEI.
  by Romero, Elena
• LUXURY FABRICS GET FINER, AND DEMAND GETS HIGHER; MILLS AND BUYERS AT PREMIERE VISION REPORT RECORD SALES FOR THE BEST FABRICS.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• CLAIBORNE CASUALS: HAGGAR SNAGS A PANT LICENSE; MARKET SOURCES PROJECT $100 MILLION MAINFLOOR BUSINESS.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN
• MONDO HEARING DELAYED UNTIL NEXT WEEK.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE
• A TONIGHT TO REMEMBER.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• SID BASS BUYS ADDITIONAL 5 PERCENT OF WARNACO.
  by RYAN, THOMAS J.
• NO ARGUMENT HERE -- DEBATERS LACK FASHION FLAIR; GORE ADOPTS A SOFT SHOULDER BUT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES STILL FACE THE NATION WITH COOKIE-CUTTER FASHION.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• DESIGNER SHOES HELP SAKS SITE HIT GROUND RUNNING; AFTER 75 DAYS, AVERAGE TRANSACTION PEGGED AT $375.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• STARS FANCY FASHION.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE
• PARK AVENUE MEETS MILANO.
• NET SAILS.
• ALLOY'S NOVEL APPROACH; ONLINE TEEN SITE MAY SOON BE MULTIMEDIA GIANT WITH TV SHOWS, BOOKS.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• CLUB MONACO TO OPEN FIFTH AVENUE FLAGSHIP SATURDAY; THE 12,000-SQUARE-FOOT STORE IS EXPECTED TO HAVE SALES OF $10-$12 MILLION.
  by MOIN, DAVID
• SUNDAY STYLE GUIDE: FUMBLE-FREE FASHION; FOOTBALL'S A CASUAL PASTIME, BUT THE BOYS IN THE BOOTH ARE LOOKING BETTER AND BETTER.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• CLOTHES IN THE SPIN CYCLE; AS IF YOUNG CONSUMERS DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH FASHION ROLE MODELS, DEEJAYS ARE NOW JUST AS EAGER TO SET DRESSING TRENDS AS MUSIC ONES.
  by BROWN, WENDELL; ROMERO, ELENA
• ONE FABRIC SHOW DOWN, TWO TO GO; AFTER MATERIAL WORLD, IFFE AND LATEX CONTINUE THE U.S. PARADE.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• PRICE WEAKNESS COULD CONTINUE NEXT YEAR.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• "MILLIONAIRE LOOK" TO BE MARKED DDOWN.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN
• MEN ABOUT TOWN.
• KARL HUDSON 3D EXITING HUDSON BELK.
• WILL GROSSMAN PLAY THE COLE-HAAN CARD?
  by LOHRER, ROBERT
• FEDERATED TO DO PRIVATE LABEL FOR BON-TON.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER; YOUNG, VICKI M.
• DAN RIVER TO TAKE $7.2 MILLION ADJUSTMENT.
  by CLARK, EVAN
• LUXURY, ITALIAN-STYLE; MILAN'S "GOLDEN TRIANGLE" IS WHERE THE BEST STORES SHOW THE BEST FASHIONS IN THE BEST WAY.
  by Gellers, Stan
• ACTIVE APPAREL PROFITS SOAR, NAME CHANGE PLANNED.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• AT IDEABIELLA, DOING WHAT COMES NATURALLY; TWEED SPORTCOATINGS, RUSTIC COLORS AND A RETURN TO 1960S PATTERNS IN SUITINGS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• WARNACO STOCK SINKS TO ALL-TIME LOW; BUT EXTENDED DEBT AGREEMENT EASES FINANCIAL PRESSURE ON STRUGGLING FIRM.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• OUTERWEAR, SPORTSWEAR HELP BOOST COLUMBIA NET.
• STEIN MART BACK IN BLACK IN 3RD QTR., SALES UP 17.5%.
  by Ryan, Thomas J.
• NIGHT KAPS.
• CHAMPION SALE EXPECTED WITHIN THREE MONTHS; SARA LEE ANNUAL MEETING TOLD COACH SHOULD BE DIVESTED NEXT YEAR.
  by Brumback, Nancy
• EMARKETS, STILL IN THEIR INFANCY, MAY HASTEN REVOLUTION; B2B SPENDING EXPECTED TO SKEW HEAVILY TOWARD EMARKET DEVELOPMENT.
  by Schneiderman, Ira P.
• SAME-STORE SALES IMPROVE IN SEPTEMBER; DEPARTMENT, SPECIALTY STORES FARE BEST, AS DISCOUNTERS HURT BY OIL PRICES.
  by Clark, Evan; Weitzman, Jennifer
• AMEREX GROWS ITS PRIVATE WORLD OF SPORTSWEAR; MAJOR OUTERWEAR MAKER TO GO AFTER PRIVATE-LABEL COORDINATED SPORTSWEAR BUSINESS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• GINSBURG'S GOT GAME.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• JUDGE UPHOLDS ALL BUT ONE OF WARNACO COUNTERCLAIMS; RULING CLEARS THE WAY FOR TRIAL BETWEEN TWO COMPANIES.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• INVESTOR TO SEEK SALE OF DUCK HEAD.
• CLINTON GRANTS CHINA NORMAL TRADE RELATIONS; SIGNING OF LEGISLATION ENDS BATTLE OVER TRADE STATUS, ALLOWS ACCESSION TO WTO.
  by Ostroff, Jim
• MAGIC'S PARENT COMPLETES SALE TO DLJ, MANAGEMENT.
• KENNETH COLE'S FASHION REACTION.

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