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  • Chico's may be in talks for a buyout

    Chico’s FAS Inc. may be considering a sale to one of several private equity suitors.

  • Report: Chico’s considers private equity sale

    Ft. Myers, Fla. – Chico’s FAS Inc. may be considering a sale to one of several private equity suitors.

    According to Bloomberg, Chico’s has been approached by Sycamore Partners and is also in talks with other private equity groups about a possible sale.

  • After 20 years, Target ends ties with major apparel supplier

    New York -- As Target Corp. continues its transformation under CEO Brian Cornell, news came out that the retailer is not renewing its contract with licensed apparel company Cherokee.

    Dependent on Target for 43% of its revenue, Cherokee Global Brand saw its market value obliterated after it disclosed Target would not renew the decades-old relationship.

  • Update on Quiksilver bankruptcy

    Huntington Beach, Calif. -- Quiksilver Inc. has got the OK on financing and on some store closures.

    Quiksilver Inc. has received preliminary approval from bankruptcy court for a $175 million bankruptcy financing package. The surf apparel chain filed for Chapter 11 protection on Sept. 9.

  • Apple Pay has a new competitor

    Apple Pay has a new rival, and it’s a formidable one.  

  • Circle K vet joins Andronico’s as CFO

    Berkeley, Calif. - Cheryl Hughes has joined Andronico’s Community Markets as CFO. Recently appointed CEO Suzy Monford leads the all-female team.

    Hughes formerly held the role of controller for Chemoil, a global oil trading organization. Prior to this role she was CFO at Pacific Convenience & Fuels based in Pleasanton. Her career in food and retail dates back to her 15-year stint as director of U.S. Finance with Circle K Stores Inc.
     

  • Apple Pay has a new big name competitor

    Mountain View, Calif. – Apple Pay has a new rival, and it’s a formidable one.  
       
    In its second take on mobile payments, Google is officially releasing its Android Pay digital payment solution to users of Android devices in the U.S.
         

  • Visa invests in cryptocurrency technology

    Foster City, Calif. – Financial services provider Visa Inc. is among the lead investors in a $30 million round of equity funding for a blockchain technology provider.

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