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Articles in November, 2000 issue of Daily News Record

• IMRA PROJECTS HOLIDAY SPENDING DOWN 1 PERCENT; ELECTRONIC DEVICES CHIP AWAY AT APPAREL'S MARKET SHARE.
  by Askin, Ellen
• HILFIGER PROFITS DOWN, BUT OUTLOOK ROSY.
  by YOUNG, VICKI M.
• GETTING SPORTIER AND SUPPORTIER; INNERWEAR GOES AGAINST TRADITION AND TAKES ON SPORTSWEAR CHARACTERISTICS FOR SPRING.
  by Askin, Ellen
• EYE OF THE TAILOR.
• GREAT PANES.
• GUESS MANAGEMENT IN MAJOR SHAKE-UP; CARLOS ALBERINI IS NAMED PRESIDENT AND COO; CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER BRIAN FLEMING RESIGNS.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• AMERICASMART LAUNCHES ESHOWROOM.
• WORKING WITH LOGO RHYTHMS; LOUIS VUITTON'S NEW SAN FRANCISCO STORE BRINGS OUT THE LOCAL GLITTERATI.
  by Saeks, Diane Dorrans
• TWO MORE MAINSTREAM EUROPEAN MILLS MAKE WAVES.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• KMART, AMES, SHOPKO ALL FALL SHORT IN 3RD QUARTER; TOUGH SALES CLIMATE AND HIGHER FUEL COSTS CUT INTO PROFITS IN PERIOD.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• MEN'S WHOLESALE PRICES DIP 0.1% IN OCTOBER; DOMESTIC TEXTILE PRICES ALSO DECLINE 0.1 PERCENT IN MONTH.
  by RAMEY, JOANNA
• GAP'S MARKDOWN TROUBLES CONTINUE IN 3RD QUARTER; LANDS' END PROFITS FALL IN PERIOD, WHILE THE BUCKLE'S EARNINGS INCH UP.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• BARNEYS' EARNINGS JUMP 52.6% IN 3RD QUARTER.
• PERRY ELLIS INT'L PROFITS PLUMMET 91.1 PERCENT IN THIRD QUARTER; MIAMI-BASED FIRM EXPECTS CORPORATE WEAR TO LIFT 4TH-QTR. SALES.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• HOWARD RUBENSTEIN TO HEAD PR FOR APPAREL ALLIANCE.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• GUILFORD MILLS CONTINUES LAYOFFS; SECOND ROUND BRINGS TOTAL TO NEARLY 1,000, GREENBERG FACILITY TO BE CLOSED.
  by LLOYD, BRENDA
• FALL 2001 OUTLOOK: LESS UPFRONT BUYS, MORE DELIVERIES; WITH STORES ANTICIPATING A TOUGH CHRISTMAS, VENDORS FEAR A TIGHT REIN ON FUTURE PURCHASING.
  by Gellers, Stan
• SOUTHEAST URBAN RETAILERS HAPPY HOLIDAYS ARE COMING; DENIM SETS, IMPRINTED T-SHIRTS LEAD SALES PACK.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• GROWING EVERY RICH WAY; RICH'S COMPLETES MEN'S STORE EXPANSION AT FLAGSHIP AND OPENS NEW DEPARTMENT STORE.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• BIG STORES POST MIXED RESULTS IN OCTOBER.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• PLAYING TO AN IMPACT HOUSE.
  by LLOYD, BRENDA
• VARVATOS OPENS IN SOHO; A DESIGNER DOUBLE: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IN ONE SEASON.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE
• CHARGES PUSH GOTTSCHALKS INTO RED.
• LIFESTYLE COLLECTIONS ADD OWN BRAND OF SPORTSWEAR; NEW MIX INCLUDES SPORT COATS AND SLACKS WITH BUILT-IN VERSATILITY.
  by Gellers, Stan
• GADZOOKS' NET SOARS AS WILSONS STUMBLES.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• KMART DENIES IT PLANS TO CLOSE 34TH STREET UNIT.
  by COLAVITA, COURTNEY; DODD, ANNMARIE
• LEVI'S SLIPS INTO NOLITA; TINY SELVEDGE STORE SEEKS HIP CLIENTELE TO BUILD BRAND'S BUZZ.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• ROBERT METTLER: ON RETAIL LEADERSHIP.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• TARGET'S MAJOR MOSSIMO MOMENT; TARGET GETS THE CACHET OF A CALIFORNIA LIFESTYLE DESIGNER WHILE MOSSIMO IS GUARANTEED REVENUE AND DISTRIBUTION.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE; Palmieri, Jean E.
• HAGGAR PROFITS, SALES DIP IN QUARTER, YEAR.
• NORDSTROM SEEKS SPRING TEE-OFF TIME WITH TIGER; RETAILER SAID TO BE IN TALKS TO WIND DOWN EXCLUSIVE DEAL WITH CALLAWAY.
• GAP OPENS FLAGSHIP ON MICHIGAN AVENUE; FOUR-LEVEL UNIT SHOWCASES RETAILER'S LATEST MERCHANDISING TECHNIQUES.
  by Brumback, Nancy
• VF TO TAKE $120-$140M RESTRUCTURING CHARGE.
• J. BAKER TO FOCUS ON MEN'S BIG & TALL; COMPANY SELLS FOOTWEAR BUSINESS TO CONCENTRATE ON CASUAL MALE, REPP.
  by CLARK, EVAN
• THE NEW VOICES OF EXPERIENCE; DO YOU WANT TO KNOW WHO HOLDS THE FATE OF YOUR BRANDS IN THEIR FINGERTIPS? HERE'S A HINT: THEY'RE ALL UNDER 30.
  by Romero, Elena
• MOSSIMO'S FUTURE IN DOUBT AS LOSSES MOUNT; FIRM FACES LAWSUIT FROM LANDLORD, FIGHTS CLAIMS FOR $3.5M IN MARKDOWN MONEY.
  by KARR, ARNOLD J.
• BILLYBLUE: ONE OF SAN FRAN'S LAST INDEPENDENTS; MEN'S RETAILER BILLY BRAGMAN ATTRACTS STYLE-CONSCIOUS CUSTOMERS WITH UPDATED CLASSIC DESIGNS.
  by Saeks, Diane Dorrans
• TOPCOATS, OUTERWEAR, RAINCOATS SELLING SHORT; CLASSIFICATION LINES BLUR WITH EVERYONE MAKING SHORTIE WOOLS, TECHNOS AND LEATHERS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• A WILL OF HIS OWN; WILL & GRACE'S ERIC MCCORMACK'S SENSE OF STYLE IS AS SHARP AS HIS WIT.
  by Courtay, Romy de
• AFFORDABLE MACHINERY STARS AT ATME-1; NAFTA, CBI HELP TEXTILE MARKET GET BACK ON TRACK, SAY MILL EXECS.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• DUOFOLD TO INTRODUCE IRONMAN ACTIVEWEAR.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• FABRICS -- THE CRITICAL PIECE OF THE PANTS; BUT HAGGAR'S ARONSON SAYS FINDING THE RIGHT FABRICS, AT THE RIGHT PRICE, IS A GLOBAL SEARCH.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• RETAIL SCORECARD.
• AMERICAN EAGLE PROFIT SOARS 20% IN 3RD QTR.
• P-VH POSTS 27% GAIN IN 3RD QTR.
• BARNEYS HAS TOMORROW'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT TODAY; COEXISTENCE OF SPORTSWEAR AND SUITS IS A BIG WINNER FOR CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY BRANDS.
  by Gellers, Stan
• DOMESTIC TRADE SHOW CALENDAR: JANUARY-JUNE 2001; DATES LISTED HERE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED WITH RESPECTIVE SHOW SPONSORS.
• DENISE SEEGAL RESIGNS AS LIZ CLAIBORNE PRESIDENT; DIFFERENCES WITH CEO PAUL CHARRON LEAD TO HER DEPARTURE FROM $2.81 BILLION COMPANY.
  by Fung, Shirliey; Wilson, Eric
• KMART'S COSTLY CORRECTIONS; DISCOUNTER COMMITS TO SPENDING $1.4B IN TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS OVER NEXT TWO YEARS.
  by Hickins, Michael
• LUCKY'S BIG NIGHT.
• NEW MEN'S BOUTIQUE, UNIS, TO OPEN IN NOLITA.
  by Cunningham, Thomas
• GENE MEYER GETS BACKING FROM ADOLFO SKRANDE.
  by DODD, ANNMARIE
• MEIER ELEVATED TO COO POST AT KOHL'S.
• NORDSTROM OPENS FIRST FLORIDA STORE.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• PEI BUYS MONDO ASSETS FOR $3.5M.
• THE TIE THAT DID'T "BOND" IT WAS A NECK-AND-NECK RACE BETWEEN TIE WEARERS AND OPEN COLLARS AT THE GQ MEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS.
  by Lipton, Brian Scott
• NOVEMBER.
• BASICS TRAINING.
• GOT COW?
  by ROMERO, ELENA
• TARGET TWISTS IN THE WIND.
  by PALMIERI, JEAN E.
• RETAILERS BRACE FOR PROMOTIONAL HOLIDAY; SOFT 3RD-QUARTER RESULTS FROM PENNEY'S, TARGET, OTHERS MAKE MERCHANTS WARY.
  by Karr, Arnold J.; Moin, David; Young, Vicki M.
• FUTURE OF GSL BRAND IN QUESTION; EXECUTIVE HOWARD WEISS LEAVES AS PRESIDENT OF URBAN SPORTSWEAR LINE.
• TFA'S FIVE-STAR DINNER.
  by LOHRER, ROBERT
• TENCEL GLOBAL FABRIC FAIR FOCUSES ON FALL/WINTER 2002.
• KENNETH COLE: CREATIVE SOLUTIONS.
  by Dodd, Annmarie
• BROOKS BROS. SWINGS BACK INTO BLACK IN 1ST HALF; SPORTSWEAR COMPS UP DRAMATICALLY AS SUITS CONTINUE TO LANGUISH.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• MAY CO. PROFITS PLUNGE 28% IN 3D QUARTER; POOR SHOWING BODES BADLY ON HOLIDAY SEASON AT DEPARTMENT STORES.
  by WEITZMAN, JENNIFER
• CHARGES PUSH POLO INTO RED IN 2ND QUARTER; EXCLUDING CHARGE, INCOME WOULD HAVE BEEN $48.8 MILLION IN PERIOD.
  by Young, Vicki M.
• BLUES HUES.
• RETAILERS ARE CONVERTING CUSTOMERS TO STAFFERS; ONLINE RECRUITMENT TURNS OUT TO BE COST-EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE.
  by Conrad, Andree
• LATEX GOES SOFT IN WOOL, POLYESTER.
  by HOYDEN, JENNIFER
• SHOWBOATING.
• CITYPLACE: GIVING PIZAZZ TO PALM BEACH.
  by GELLERS, STAN
• THE ADD HATTER; HAT RETAILER LIDS TO ADD MORE THAN 100 IN-STORE WEB KIOSKS BY YEAR'S END.
  by BARTH, BRAD
• THREE BUYERS BIDDING TO BUY LENZING; CVC, THE LARGEST NORTH AMERICAN RAYON MAKER, IS AMONG THOSE INTERESTED.
  by Fallon, James
• HAGGAR TO DEBUT $6.5M AD CAMPAIGN TONIGHT.
  by ASKIN, ELLEN
• HUGO BOSS PROFITS SKYROCKET IN 3RD QUARTER; ALL GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS DO WELL; U.S. SALES UP 32 PERCENT.
  by DRIER, MELISSA
• COLD WEATHER COULD LEAD TO HOT HOLIDAY SEASON; CONSUMERS EXPECT TO STILL SPEND ON GIFTS, ESPECIALLY SWEATERS AND OUTERWEAR.
  by Clark, Evan
• MEXX CANADA TURNS TROUBLESHOOTING INTO PROFITS; MONTREAL RETAILER USES TECHNOLOGY TO EXPLOIT PREVIOUSLY UNTAPPED OPPORTUNITIES.
  by Power, Denise
• BOUNC-ING AROUND.

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