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  • Outdoors retailer names new CEO

    L.L.Bean has gone outside the company for the first time ever to pick a chief executive, according to the Associated Press.

    The outdoors retailer has selected the chief merchandising and marketing officer of a Chinese e-commerce business as its new CEO.

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  • DSW promotes CIO to new CEO

    DSW Inc. has promoted its omnichannel retailing chief to be its new CEO as the company positions itself for long-term growth.

    The company said Roger L. Rawlins, executive VP and CIO, will succeed Michael R. MacDonald as CEO effective Jan. 1. MacDonald, who is retiring from DSW and from the board of directors, will remain with the company through the end of the year to help ensure a smooth transition. Rawlins will be appointed to the DSW board effective Jan. 1.

  • Shopping with Pinterest gets even easier

    Two new offerings from Pinterest make the visually-oriented social media platform even more accessible for e-commerce.

  • Famed outdoors retailer names new CEO

    L.L. Bean has gone outside the company for the first time ever to pick a chief executive. The outdoors retailer named the chief merchandising and marketing officer of a Walmart-owned Chinese e-commerce business as president and CEO, effective Feburary 2016. [ABC News]

  • Saks Fifth Avenue to light up for holidays

    Saks Fifth Avenue’s holiday windows are an annual tradition in Manhattan, and the retailer keeps upping the ante.

  • Coach executive named new CFO at Bon-Ton

    The Bon-Ton Stores Inc. has a new finance chief to help the company strengthen its balance sheet.

    The retailer has named Nancy A. Walsh to the position of executive VP, CFO of the company, effective Nov. 9. Walsh will have responsibility for Accounting, Treasury, Tax, Credit, Investor Relations, Legal and Internal Audit.

  • Genesco acquires Canadian footwear chain

    Genesco is expanding its reach geographically and generationally with its latest acquisition.

    The company has entered into an agreement with the Aldo Group Inc. to acquire the 37-store Little Burgundy retail footwear chain in Canada.

  • Target, Neiman Marcus and Jet.com among Shoptalk headliners

    More than 100 senior retail executives are already confirmed as speakers for a first-of-its-kind event called Shoptalk that will be held next May with a focus on next generation commerce.

    Organizers of the event have confirmed speaker participants including Jason Goldberger, president of Target.com and mobile; Casey Carl, Target chief strategy and innovation officer; Joe Megibow, chief digital officer at American Eagle Outfitters; John Koryl, president of Neiman Marcus stores and online and Andrea Wasserman, senior VP and head of direct-to-consumer at Nine West Group.

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