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  • PacSun does corporate reshuffling as part of expense cutting move; CFO departs

    Anaheim, Calif. – Pacific Sunwear of California Inc. is launching a major expense reduction initiative in the wake of disappointing second quarter results.

  • PriceSmart shows sales smarts in August

    San Diego - PriceSmart Inc. demonstrated intelligence when it comes to sales in August 2015. The U.S.-based operator of warehouse club stores in the Caribbean and Latin America increased net sales 13% to $232.7 million from $206.7 million in August a year earlier.

    Same-store sales rose 3%. PriceSmart will release fourth quarter and fiscal year 2015 results on Oct. 29.
     

  • Conn’s names former Sears exec as new chief

    The Woodlands, Texas – Conn’s Inc. named a new CEO as part of a planned succession, and also announced it beat Wall Street expectations for profit in the second quarter.

    Following a year-long repositioning initiative, Conn’s has appointed Norman Miller to serve as CEO and president.

    Miller brings more than 30 years of business leadership experience, most recently serving as president of Sears Automotive, and as president and COO of DFC Global Corp.

  • JCP and Strahan make Giant menswear move

    A former New York NFL star is bringing his unique sense of fashion to the men's department at JCPenney.

    The retailer says it is teaming up with former N.Y. Giant and current ABC talk show host Michael Strahan (seen above with co-host Kelly Ripa) on the Collection by Michael Strahan, an exclusive brand of men's tailored clothing, dress shirts, neckwear and accessories now available in over 200 JCPenney stores and at jcpenney.com. 

  • Biggest challenge to online retailers this holiday season will be …

    Research Triangle, N.C. -- Christmas keeps getting earlier with each passing year, but the main challenge for online merchants stays the same.

    Nearly 60% of online retailers plan to start their holiday promotions in September or sooner, and 34% of the retailers said fulfilling orders on time is their biggest challenge during the holidays, followed by adjusting to competitor activity (27%) and converting mobile traffic (19%).

  • Another teen retailer in major shakeup

    A California-based teen retailer is launching a major expense reduction initiative in the wake of disappointing second quarter results.

  • Bankruptcy update: Quiksilver, Haggen file Chapter 11

    New York -- Two very different retail companies have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

    Supermarket retailer Haggen filed for bankruptcy after struggling for months to digest a huge acquisition that has proved troublesome from the start. Surfing and skate apparel chain Quiksilver Inc. also sought protection, a victim of online competition, fast-fashion merchants and teens’ fickle tastes.  

    Here is more information on both:

  • American Girl targets tweens and their parents

    American Girl is targeting tween girls and their parents via a new partnership with a bestselling author and pediatrician.

    The retailer is teaming up once again with Dr. Cara Natterson on a new go-to guide for moms and daughters. The new three-book set, "The Care & Keeping of Us: A Sharing Collection for Girls and Their Moms," according to American Girl, provides the tools to get the conversation going on topics most top-of-mind for growing girls: from body basics, hygiene and healthy habits to friends, social media, clothing and more.

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