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  • Shoppes at Park Place sells for $85 million in Fla.

    JLL Capital Markets has closed a sale on a “once-in-a-lifetime” real estate asset in Tampa.
    Shoppes at Park place

  • Caleres posts Q1 loss; sales at reopened Famous Footwear stores ahead of last year

    Caleres Inc., whose brands include Famous Footwear, Sam Edelman, Allen Edmonds and more, posted a wider than expected first-quarter loss.

  • Famous Footwear’s store footprint goes big in the Big Apple

    Famous Footwear is opening a flagship in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.

  • Footwear retailer taps Disney vet as president

    Famous Footwear has ended its search for a new president.

  • Footwear retailer on hunt for new president

    The president of Famous Footwear is retiring.

  • Footwear retailer launches in-store pick-up

    Famous Footwear wants to get merchandise into its shoppers’ hands faster.   By rolling out an in-store pickup service chainwide, Famous Footwear’s online shoppers now have the option of picking up their orders in more than 1,000 locations. To encourage shoppers to try the service, the retailer is offering customers that shop between July 7 through July 11, a $5 discount off of one order containing an in-store pickup item.  

  • Target veteran joins Famous Footwear

    Caleres has made two executive appointment in its Famous Footwear division.   The company named Karlyn Mattson as chief merchandising officer, leading Famous Footwear’s buying, merchandising, planning, allocation and analytic functions.     Mattson joins Caleres from a 25-year career at Target Corp., where she was most recently VP merchandise manager of shoes, accessories and intimate Apparel for retail and online. She held leadership positions at May Company and Macy’s.  

  • Sam Edelman makes more retail moves

    Photo: Sam Edelman’s newest store at NorthPark Center opened May 20

  • Brown Shoe’s Q4 profit rises; cautious in outlook

    Clayton, Mo. -- Increased sales at its Famous Footwear division and the sale of its shoes.com online site, helped boost Brown Shoe Company’ profit in the fourth quarter.  

    The retailer reported net earnings of $16.2 million, which included adjustments related to the sale of Shoes.com, compared with $6.2 million in the year-ago period. Adjusted net earnings were $9 million.

    Consolidated net sales in the quarter, ended Jan. 31, totaled $615.4 million, up 2.6% from year-ago period. Same-store sales increased 4%.

  • Omnichannel aids Brown Shoe BTS efforts

    Famous Footwear parent company Brown Shoe said it believes stepped up omnichannel efforts will drive sales this back-to-school season sales after reporting better than expected second quarter results.

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