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  • Second time the charm for Neiman Marcus?

    New York -- The nation’s premier luxury department store company wants to return to the public arena.

    Neiman Marcus Group has filed plans for an initial public offering — for the second time in two years — of $100 million (the sum is a placeholder that doesn’t necessarily reflect the final offering amount.) The company said it would trade under the ticker symbol NMG.

  • New Capital Markets Division announced at Ohio development company

    Cleveland – Stark Enterprises announced the addition of Stark Capital Group. The new division will provide comprehensive real estate capital markets solutions with an emphasis on equity and debt placements, principal acquisitions and asset management. 

    Nico Bolzan will serve as executive director of SCG. Bolzan will lead efforts to raise both equity and debt financing through a variety of private and institutional capital sources on a national level.  

  • Acquisition provides FTD with Q2 boost

    Downers Grove, Ill. – FTD Companies Inc. was provided a substantial financial boost in the second quarter of fiscal 2015 as a result of its December 2014 acquisition of floral gifting company Provide Commerce. The added business helped almost quadruple net income to $17.8 million from $4.7 million in the same period the previous fiscal year.

    Consolidated revenues were $365.8 million, roughly double $168.1 million. New revenue from Provide Commerce, as well as increases in consumer and florist revenue, drove the sales growth.

  • Store closings accelerate as Office Depot awaits FTC ruling

    The pace of store closings at Office Depot is accelerating and employee retention costs are rising as the retailer maintains that its merger with Staples will close by year end.

  • Former Goldman Sachs partner to lead Alibaba global growth

    Hangzhou, China – Alibaba Holding Group Inc. is tapping a former longtime partner at Goldman Sachs to oversee the online giant’s international growth.

    Michael Evans, who is also a member of the Alibaba board, has been named president of Alibaba Group, effective immediately.

  • Walgreens Boots names new CAO

    Walgreens Boots Alliance has hired a former controller at American Express as its next accounting chief.
  • Walgreens appoints Amex executive as accounting head

    Deerfield, Ill. - Walgreens Boots Alliance has named Kimberly R. Scardino as its new senior VP, global controller and chief accounting officer. Scardino joins Walgreens Boots Alliance from American Express Co., where she was senior VP, business advisory controller.

  • Is this the next retailer headed for an IPO?

    New York -- Petco Animal Supplies may be headed for an initial public offering or sale.

    The retailer has selected Goldman Sachs Group to help with an IPO or sale that could value the pet supplies retailer between $4 billion and $5 billion, including debt, Reuters reported.

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