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  • Lululemon net income slips in Q2

    Vancouver – Despite a healthy increase in net revenue, net income slipped at Lululemon Athletica during the second quarter of fiscal 2015.

    Net income dropped 2% to $47.67 million from $48.75 million, with higher costs and expenses driving down profits.

    Net revenue grew 16% to $453.01 million from $390.7 million, aided by an 11% increase in total comparable sales. This encompassed a 6% increase in same-store sales and 35% increase in direct-to-consumer sales.

  • 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.

  • Trump attacks Macy’s CEO, board

    New York – Front-running Republican presidential contender Donald Trump continued his war of words with Macy’s Inc. during a Sunday morning interview on the CBS program, "Face the Nation."

    Trump singled out Macy’s as an example of companies where the CEO places their friends on the board and receives inappropriately high pay.

  • Lane Bryant promotes size equality across channels

    New York – Lane Bryant is promoting equality for women who wear larger sizes with a new omnichannel campaign.

    The specialty fashion retailer’s #PlusIsEqual campaign is using channels including social, TV, print and video to urge better treatment of women sizes 14-24 in the media and by retailers.

  • London is calling shoppers to Kohl's

    Kohl’s is bringing the fashions of London to its stores with its latest designer collaboration.

    The retailer has teamed up with designer Thakoon on a fashion collection now available at Kohl’s stores nationwide and Kohls.com called Thakoon for DesigNation. The one-of-a-kind, limited-edition, limited-time collection features Thakoon Panichgul’s signature style inspired by one of his favorite cities, London.

  • Macy's toasts Hispanic heritage with Latino stars

    As the first major retailer to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month, Macy's partering with three Latino celebrities on special in-store events.

    Macy’s says it will bring together Mario Lopez, Don Omar and Angel Merino, who have influenced pop culture through their music, lifestyle and beauty expertise, as three Latino influyentes to share their inspiring stories with customers in live candid conversations.

  • Lane Bryant stands up for fashion equality

    Lane Bryant is taking its campaign to make women of all shapes and sizes feel beautiful across channels this fall.

    The retail chain catering to women sizes 14 to 28 is launching a new marketing campaign with the tagline "Plus is Equal." The creative for the campaign was shot by renowned fashion photographer Cass Bird and will run in Vogue, Glamour, Refinery29 and PopSugar, and will be featured on the E! Network and the 67th Emmy Awards.

  • Three dream tenants for American Dream project

    The long-delayed, controversial American Dream retail-entertainment destination in the Meadowlands in East Rutherford, New Jersey, has snared three high-profile tenants.  

  • 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.

  • Hollywood lures marketing chief from Internet giant

    Sunnyvale, Calif. – The marketing head of a major Internet company has heard the siren call of Hollywood. Kathy Savitt, chief marketing officer of Yahoo, is joining Burbank, California-based movie and TV production studio STX Entertainment in October as president of digital business.

    Savitt, who previously served as VP of communications and Amazon.com and chief marketing officer at American Eagle Outfitters, and also founded now defunct social commerce site Lockerz, had been in charge of marketing at Yahoo for three years.

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