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  • Survey: Paycheck cycle remains pronounced

    Most Americans are locked in a struggle to make ends meet, which is why Walmart’s message of saving people money so they can live better is resonating stronger than ever.

  • Assessing the Perfect Hire

    By Jason Hamilton, [email protected]

    On the job hunt, experience matters.

    Or, does it? Maybe not as much as many job seekers and hourly employers might think.

  • Apparel retailer's fate is Wet Seal(ed)

    FOOTHILL RANCH, Calif. — Shortly after announcing the firing of its CEO, Wet Seal said it was looking into the possible sale of the company to the Clinton Group.

    Wet Seal received a letter from the Clinton Group on July 23 and issued the following response:

  • UPS Store names new president

    SAN DIEGO — UPS has named Tim Davis president of The UPS Store franchise network.

  • Facility companies merge to create leading provider of retail services

    KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Retail facility maintenance and janitorial service provider, Expert JMS, headquartered in Knoxville, Tenn., and NJS Indoor and Outdoor Services, headquartered in Mt. Laurel, N.J., have combined to create a leading North American provider of quality retail facility services. 

    The transaction closed Tuesday, with the continuing enterprise consisting of the combined operations of Expert JMS, NJS and Advantage Janitorial Solutions, an affiliate of NJS. The newly combined entity will approach the market as Expert NJS.

  • Dollar General launches employee education program

    GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. — Dollar General is showing its support for education with a new scholarship and education program for its 90,000 employees and their families.

  • Wet Seal fires CEO

    FOOTHILL RANCH, Calif. — Wet Seal has terminated the employment of its CEO, Susan McGalla, and has begun a search for a new executive to head the struggling young women's apparel retailer.

    Until such a person is found, Wet Seal president and COO and Steve Benrubi, CFO, will serve as co-principal execuitve officers and members of the office of the chairman, led by Hal Kahn, until a new CEO is elected by the board of directors.

    For the month-to-date, Wet Seal's comps have declined between 13% and 14%.

  • GNC elects president, CEO to chairman of the company's board

    PITTSBURGH — GNC Holdings on Friday elected company president and CEO Joseph Fortunato to serve as chairman. The board also has appointed Michael Hines to serve as lead independent director.

    Fortunato succeeds Norman Axelrod, who has resigned as chairman. Axelrod had been a member of the GNC board since March 2007.

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