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Articles in January, 2005 issue of Home Textiles Today

• Dohler debuts new collections: products shown this week during Heimtextil.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Sanfilippo, Michele
• Hellenic stretches out at the AmericasMart.(News)(Hellenic Rug Imports expands showroom)(Brief Article)
• Gordon leaves Restoration Hardware.(Retail Briefs)(Brief Article)
• Target gets Bazaar.(News)
• Ullman charting Penney course.(Myron Ullman)(J.C. Penney Company Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Corral, Cecile B.
• Global fabric.(Opinion Today)
  by Sloan, Carole
• HSN anticipates 1,500-channel world: industry leaders still working to innovate their offerings.(National Retail Federation: annual conference and Expo 2005)(Home Shopping Network)
• Jo-Ann to build DC for Southern States.(distribution center)(Jo-Ann Stores Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Texas couple opens third USA Baby.(News Watch)(Brief Article)
• Variety on display in San Francisco: youth manufacturers ready for winter furniture market.(Show Biz)(Brief Article)
• Textiles players make Forbes list.(Business)(Brief Article)
• Christmas helps slumping sales.(Johnson Redbook Index)
• Fortunoff COO joins Phoenix House Board.(People Today)(Appointments)(Chief Operating Officer)(Brief Article)
• Kas expanding showroom.(Showrooms)(Brief Article)
• Wall Street watch for the week ended December 23, 2004.(Illustration)
• United Media partners with Bandai.(Licensing)(Brief Article)
• Licensing Show set to celebrate 25 years.(Licensing)(Brief Article)
• Pali enters mattress arena.(Brief Article)
  by Merritte, Tanya K.
• DirectBuy taps Morris for merchandising post.(Business Today)(Andrew Morris appointed)(Brief Article)
• Exhibition to focus on "Extreme" Textiles.(News)(Brief Article)
• Burlington Rug: 'we're still here': company combating rumors of demise.(News)
  by Corral, Cecile B.
• Rocky year for Top 5.(Supplier Giants 2004)
• Trans-Ocean taps Harlow as VP, merchandising: company expands Manne License.(People Today)(Linda Harlow appointed as vice president, Liora Manne )(Brief Article)
• Hicks promoted at Penney.(J.C. Penney Company Inc. promotes Ken Hicks )(Brief Article)
• MSO pulling plug on online, catalog: February will mark end of sales.(News)(Martha Stewart Living Omnime)(Brief Article)
• Calendar.(Calendar)
• Stewart named CBK President, Williams moves up: Eller set to step down after 18 years with the company.(People Today)(Terry Stewart, Renee Williams and Randy Eller)(Brief Article)
• Heavy rain means light sales for retailers.(Johnson Redbook Index)
• Calendar.(Calendar)
• Giggle helps parents sort it out: retailer limits merchandise mix, puts focus on simplicity, health.(Up Close)(Cover Story)
  by Kitchen, Jane
• Welspun nabs another WestPoint vet.(Welspun India Ltd. hires)(Brief Article)
• Dan River looks to clear final bankruptcy hurdles.(News)(Brief Article)
• Honeywell lists resolutions: New Year will include designer-influenced collections.(People Today)(Brief Article)
• Speaker offers tips on marketing to youth.(News Watch)
  by Evans, Gary
• Oak Designs appoints national sales manager.(Andrew Erickson appointed)(Brief Article)
• ShopKo Express Rx to open Jan. 15.(Retail Briefs)(Brief Article)
• Court orders stop of China petitions: temporary restriction a response to lawsuits.(News)
  by Sanfilippo, Michele
• Trident targets top 5.( Trident/ Abhishek Industries Limited )(Brief Article)
• Maples adds to its stainless reputation in the industry.(Maples Industries Inc.)(Company Profile)(Advertisement)
• Egypt zones in on U.S. Program may be step toward free trade agreement with United States.(News)(Brief Article)
• Wall Street watch: for the week ended January 20, 2005.(Business)
• Study: retail employees looking for better work.(News)(Brief Article)
• NRF women to meet.(National Retail Federation's Caucus of Retail Executive Women's breakfast meeting)(Brief Article)
  by City, New York
• Back-to-school slow to start.(retail trade)
• Home depot predicts 2005 numbers.(Retail Briefs)(finance)(Brief Article)
• Figuring out what the consumer wants.(National Retail Federation: annual conference and Expo 2005)
  by Sanfilippo, Michele
• Exhibitors chart new quota-free course at show.(Heimtextil 2005)
  by Marks, Jennifer
• WPS shuts plants, cuts jobs: nearly 2,500 employees out.(WestPoint Stevens Inc.)
  by Hogsett, Don
• SVP Johnson leaves Big Lots.(People Today)(Brief Article)
• Sesame Workshop promotes two, hires one.(Brief Article)
• Gund Kids brand to debut.(News Watch)(Brief Article)
  by Merritte, Tanya K.
• Changing of the guard reshapes Dan River: Muscalino out, Lanier steps back, Shea takes reins as end of bankruptcy nears.(Restructuring)
• Cotton's Rosario gets promotion.(News)(Cotton Incorporated promoted Paula Rosario as vice president)(Brief Article)
• Kennedy, longtime industry player, dies.(People Today)(Jack Kennedy)(Obituary)
  by Corral, Cecile B.
• Dan River slated to run again.(News)
  by Sanfilippo, Michele
• You keep on knockin' ...: "the prevailing attitude in the New York showrooms along Fifth and Sixths Avenues has largely been one of 'Exports? We don't need no stinking exports.'".(Opinion Today)
  by Marks, Jennifer
• Study reveals retailer priorities.(National Retail Federation: annual conference and Expo 2005)(Brief Article)
  by Sanfilippo, Michele
• Dec fabrics exhibitors see light traffic.(Heimtextil 2005)
  by Sloan, Carole
• Sample time.(Mini-Market)
• Dean Miller Surf Beddinq adds baby line.(News Watch)(Brief Article)
  by Kitchen, Jane
• Industry calendar.(Departments)(Calendar)
• Charles craft exits kitchen.(Charles Graft Inc. )(Brief Article)
  by Corral, Cecile B.
• Schedule announced for 2005 New York Home Textiles Show.(News)(Brief Article)
• Confidence up 10 percent.(Business Today)
  by Hogsett, Don
• Natco names Bogus to EVP post.(Appointments)(Executive Vice President)(Brief Article)
• Homefires expands customer service team: Dinkens, Kennedy added to support sales.(People Today)(Appointments)(Brief Article)
• Bracing for impact.(Opinion Today)(textile industry forecast)
  by Marks, Jennifer
• Report: kids furniture sales to rise 21%.(By the Numbers)
  by Anderson, Kay
• Infant furniture: biggest sales growth is forecast for sales $ in thousands.(By the Numbers)(Illustration)
• Showtime provides forum for industry issues: pricing and quantity among serious topics.
  by Sloan, Carole
• 99 Cents Only Stores invests in Plotkin.(Norm Plotkin hired)(Brief Article)
• Showtime set to 'pop'.(Fabrics today: Showtime)
  by Sloan, Carole
• The Li & Fung debate.(Supplier Giants 2004)
• Supplier giants.(Top 5 Supplier Giants)(Textile industry)(Illustration)
• Late shoppers save Christmas for retailers.(Johnson Redbook Index)
• Quarterly revenues up for 8 companies.(Departments)(furniture and textiles)
  by Chamberlain, Janice
• Gottschalks leases Oregon store.(Retail Briefs)(Brief Article)
• Atlanta rolls out red carpet for rugs.(News)(Atlanta International Area Rug)
  by Corral, Cecile B.
• FIT plans Golf Classic.(Fashion Institute of Technology)(Brief Article)
• IFDA announces 2005 international board.(International Furnishings and Design Association)(Brief Article)

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