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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Daily News Record

• SILTEN EXITS U.S. DOCKERS POST, TAKES LEAVE.(Bobbi Silten joins Levi Strauss & Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Tschorn, Adam
• HOLIDAY LIGHTS.(Brief Article)
• PANTS MOVES; DRESS SLACKS MAKERS ARE TRYING SOME FANCY FOOTWORK FOR SPRING 2006 AS THEY EXPLORE NEW TERRITORY IN FABRIC, MODEL, SILHOUETTE AND COLOR.
• LACOSTE SCORES RODDICK ENDORSEMENT.(Andy Roddick)
  by Lipke, David
• SHANGHAI EXPRESS; FOR MOST EXHIBITORS, THE THIRD EDITION OF PV IN CHINA PROVED TO BE A LONG, STRANGE RIDE.(Shanghai Trade show)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• MANDARIN MEDIA.(Fashion publishing in China)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• PUMPING COTTON AND BOOSTING PERFORMANCE; EQUINOX FITNESS CLUBS PRODUCES THE FASHIONABLE ATHLETIC APPAREL IT COULDN'T FIND IN THE MARKETPLACE.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• GUERRILLAS IN OUR MIDST; TO CUT THROUGH MEDIA CLUTTER, APPAREL MAKERS TARGET YOUNG TASTEMAKERS WITH STREET-LEVEL MARKETING.(Paul Frank Industries)
• LEVI'S SALES, INCOME RISE IN Q1.(Levi Strauss & Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Malone, Scott
• HOMME FOR THE HOLIDAYS; RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS ARE PUTTING INCREASING EMPHASIS ON HOLIDAY/RESORT COLLECTIONS.
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• BOB'S CREDITORS RECEIVE PAYOUT.(Bob's Stores Inc. files chapter 11 bankruptcy protection)(Brief Article)
  by Rashid, Fahmida Y.
• ZEGNA'S STEADY CHINA HAND; ITALIAN FIRM UNVEILS LATEST IN FAST-GROWING GROUP OF CHINESE STORES.
  by Colavita, Courtney
• NEUTRAL TERRITORY.(Brief Article)
• WHAT'S IN A WORD?(opinions on word 'luxury')
  by Gellers, Stan; Karr, Arnold J.; Nygaard, Sandra; Pallay, Jessica
• NEWS IN BRIEF.
• CALVIN'S ITALIAN INITIATIVE.
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• CORRECTION.(Correction Notice)
• STUSSY MISSES HUMOR IN PARODY.(Freshjive Mfg. suied for trademark infringement)
  by Tschorn, Adam
• THE DNR LIST: OF THEE I BLING.(advertising campaigns)
• INDIGO SHOW JOINS PV FOLD.(Indigo print and textile show)(Premiere Vision)(Brief Article)
  by Gavenas, Marilise
• FETE CATS.(Blossoming retail stores in New York)
• SOURCING IN A POST-QUOTA WORLD, CONTINUED.(Impact of WTO agreements)
• ZUMIEZ TO GO PUBLIC; WASHINGTON-BASED, 140-UNIT TEEN CHAIN PLANS TO ADD 35 STORES THIS YEAR.
  by Pallay, Jessica
• ABBOUD PLANS EARLY EXIT FROM JA APPAREL; CONTENTIOUS COLLABORATION TO END WITH DESIGNER'S DEPARTURE FROM THE COMPANY HE FOUNDED IN 1987.(Joseph Abboud)
  by Lipke, David
• STREET LIFE.(Brief Article)
• FIFIS FOR BURBERRY, PAUL SMITH.(Fragrance Foundation)(Burberry Brit )(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Ellen Askin
• DNR SUMMIT SET FOR MAY 4 TO 6.(DNR Menswear CEO Summit)
• SUPERBA LANDS NAUTICA LICENSE.(Nautica Apparel Inc.'s licensing agreement)(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Ellen Askin
• GUST'S NEW CALLING.(Anne Gust steps down, Lauri Shanahan appointed chief compliance officer at Gap Inc.)(Brief Article)
• FILATIVA POPS UP DOWNTOWN.(Filativa the temporary store)(Brief Article)
  by Kletter, Melanie; Palmieri, Jean E.
• SOURCING IN A POST-QUOTA WORLD; SURGING CHINESE IMPORTS MAY TRIGGER SAFEGUARDS, AS MEN'S WEAR MAKERS FINE-TUNE PRODUCTION STRATEGIES.
• AND NOW NAPLES; NEAPOLITAN MEN'S WEAR ARTISANS HAVE ALWAYS RESISTED SELF-PROMOTION -- UNTIL RECENTLY.
  by Colavita, Courtney
• CAPITALIST COOL; AT A TRADE FAIR IN BEIJING, CHINA'S BURGEONING LUXURY MARKET FINDS THAT TO GET -- AND LOOK -- RICH IS GLORIOUS.
  by Lowther, Betsy
• RETAIL INDUSTRY AGAIN GRIPPED BY M&A MANIA.(merger and acquisition)
  by Derby, Meredith; Moin, David; Pallay, Jessica; Palmieri, Jean E.
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• ANCHOR BLUE GETS ITS TEEN GROOVE BACK.(Anchor Blue purchased by Sun Capital Partners)
  by Tschorn, Adam
• GEORGIA SATELLITE FIGHT; MORE TENSION THAN TRAFFIC AS NEW TRAFIK SHOW COMPETES WITH MART'S PREMIERE.(clothing)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• AND 1 PLUS TRIPLE 5.(Triple 5 Soul has licensed And 1)(Brief Article)
  by Puy, Geraldine de
• MAINETTI EXPANDS CHINESE OUTPUT.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• THE DNR LIST: HISPANIC BUTTONS.(Survey on favourite shopping place)
• BETWEEN THE LINES: MODEL EDITOR...TEMPS PERDU...YOUNG HOLLYWOOD...
• NICE TAN; THE COLOR OF LUXURY FOR FALL.
• SEAN JOHN UP NORTH.(clothing industry)
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• CAPLAN'S RELOCATES MALL STORE; LOUISIANA RETAILER UPGRADES MEN'S OFFERING WITH NEW SPORTSWEAR, CLOTHING LINES.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• LUXURY'S FUNCTION JUNCTION; UTILITARIAN DETAILS AND FABRICS HAVE HELPED MAKE ITALY'S MANUFACTURERS DOWNTURN-RESISTANT.
  by Colavita, Courtney
• SPRING FEVER.(clothing industry)
• MELROSE RETAIL HITS NEW HEIGHTS; WESTERN SECTION OF SHOPPING STREET DRAWS NEW TENANTS AND SOME `DOUBLE-DIPPERS'.
  by Tschorn, Adam
• NICK & SPAM.(Nick Graham designs knickers for Monty Python play, Spamlot)(Brief Article)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• BOYDS' EXPANDING SCOPE; RENOVATION EXPECTED TO HELP STORE QUICKLY TRIPLE ITS WOMEN'S BUSINESS.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• JA APPAREL SIGNS NEW DENIM LICENSE.
  by Lipke, David
• CORRECTION.(Correction Notice)
• TIMING IS EVERYTHING; EARLIER SHOW DATES PAY OFF FOR THE L.A. INTERNATIONAL TEXTILE SHOW.(Los Angeles International Textile Show)
  by Tschorn, Adam
• SHANGHAI SURPRISE.(Brief Article)
• THE DNR LIST: SELLING SCENTS.
• BERGDORF'S BURKE UPBEAT ABOUT MEN'S.(Bergdorf Goodman Inc.)(Robert Burke)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• SNOW HITS SOHO IN FALL.(Burton, DC Shoes Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Pallay, Jessica
• HONEY, I SHRUNK THE JACKETS!(men's wear)
  by Gellers, Stan
• MONTREAL FASHION WEEK STRUGGLES TO FIND NICHE.
  by Dunn, Brian
• LOOKING BACK TO THE FUTURE; PRINGLE'S NEW COMMEMORATIVE COLLECTION SHOWS A CLASSIC BRAND'S VERSATILITY.
  by Nygaard, Sandra
• 1350 EXODUS APPEARS LIKELY; MEN'S WEAR COMPANIES SEEK NEW SPACE AS LEASE EXPIRATION AND RENT HIKES LOOM.(Brief Article)
  by Gellers, Stan
• TRAFIK BUILDING FOR PREMIUM DENIM; NEW ATLANTA TRADE SHOW GOING HEAD TO HEAD WITH PREMIERE AT ATLANTA MART.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• RYANKENNY'S LOCAL PARTNER.(The Affordable Luxury Group)(Rocawear)(Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• MOSSIMO NET DOWN IN FOURTH QUARTER.(Brief Article)
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• WAL-MART SHEDS TIMID APPROACH TO MEN'S WEAR.(Wal-Mart Stores Inc.)
  by Bowers, Katherine
• BALANCE SHEET; WINNERS AND LOSERS ON THE FISCAL BATTLEFIELD.(financial report of Hartmarx Corp. and Oxford Industries Inc.)
  by Karr, Arnold J.
• MARCH COMPS MIXED, BUT MEN'S A WINNER; MEN'S WEARHOUSE POSTS 15.3 PERCENT SAME-STORE GAIN IN U.S., S&K UP 22.4 PERCENT.(sales data of clothing industry)
  by Pallay, Jessica
• BUCKLER DEBUTS WITH BORRELLI.(Luigi Borrelli's parnership for tailoring service)(Brief Article)
  by Lipke, David
• AFFORDABLE LUXURY: AN OXYMORON?
  by Gellers, Stan
• PENNEY'S PUTS STYLISH MALES IN CROSSHAIRS.
• IT'S HOT IN HANGZ HOU; WESTERN LUXURY BRANDS ARE FLOCKING TO A PROSPEROUS CITY WITH A STORIED HISTORY.
• THE DNR LIST: RIPPIN' RETAIL.
• OBITUARIES.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• DAFFY'S TAKES ON DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN; OFF-PRICER JOINS CENTURY 21, SYMS AND OTHERS IN WALL STREET AREA.
  by Pallay, Jessica
• THE IMPORTANCE OF SELLING EARNEST; MADE-TO-MEASURE JEANS OFFERED AT EARNEST SEWN'S NEW STORE IN NEW YORK'S MEATPACKING DISTRICT.(marketing)
  by Lipke, David
• OBITUARY: LARRY ZIMMER, 60.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• THE NEW STREETWEAR; IN THE POST-"URBAN" ERA, FOUR FRESH LOOKS SUGGEST THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME.(Preppie, Dandy, Skurban, Retro Hip-Hop)
• QUIK BUYS RETAILER DOWN UNDER.(Quiksilver acquires Surfection Group)(Brief Article)
  by Bailey, Lee
• BUYERS WORK TWO ATLANTA SHOWS; PREPPIE-INSPIRED STREET LOOKS DRAW RETAILERS' ATTENTION AT EXPANDED AAE AND ALPHA MARKETS.(Atlanta Apparel Exhibition, AmericasMart)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• BETWEEN THE LINES: UPTOWN TUESDAY NIGHT...RIOT GEAR...FRAME AND FORTUNE...(news on fashion shows of clothing industry)
• STRONG FINAL QUARTER FOR JOS. A. BANK ; FOR '05, FAST-GROWING SPECIALTY CHAIN PLANS 60 TO 75 NEW STORES AND EPS OF AT LEAST $2.(Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc.'s forecasts of Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc.)
  by Karr, Arnold J.

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