Wednesday, November 15, 2006

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Wednesday, November 15, 2006
TODAY'S TOP STORIES
Turnaround Rolling On: Saks Fifth Ave. Reports Strong 3rd-Qtr. Profits
mood continues to brighten at Saks Fifth Avenue.
A New Chapter for Saks
A "supertanker" steering a corrected course. A "show-me story."
Donatella Divines a New Versace
Since Donatella Versace joined her brother Gianni in business as his muse some 25 years ago, she has established herself as a fashion tour de force.

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WWD/DNR CEO SUMMIT
Creating a Bigger Federated
It's too soon to reach a verdict on Federated Department Stores' conversion of 400 May doors to Macy's.
Reshaping Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart has no problem selling toothpaste or soap or other personal care and household items.
Chanel's New Commander in Chief
Twenty-five years ago, Maureen Chiquet had an epiphany in the middle of taking the LSATs that changed her life.
The Warrior Inside the Chinese Woman
There is an innate conflict inside every Chinese woman, and Western brands have to recognize it if they are to succeed.
Joyce Ma Chases the China Dream
Thirty years ago, Joyce Ma introduced designers such as Giorgio Armani to Hong Kong through her Joyce boutiques.
The Juicy Whirlwind
Juicy Couture co-founder Gela Nash-Taylor is anything but corporate.
Tahari Talks Tough Love
Elie Tahari is feeling a lot of love.
American Eagle's Team Spirit
Keeping a finger on the pulse of the ever-changing teen customer has helped American Eagle Outfitters achieve an enviable string of over 30 months of positive comp-store sales gains.
Finding the Right Niche
Forget the blockbusters and megahits. The future is all about the niche.
Zappos Sells Service
Offering top-notch service and not trying to compete on price are two important lessons chief executive officer Tony Hsieh learned.
Warming Up
With the theme "Reengineering Retail," the cocktail reception to kick off the WWD/DNR CEO Summit at the Ritz-Carlton in Battery Park had many executives musing about personal experiences.
MySpace Builds Its Profile
MySpace isn't just for teenagers.
Neiman's Luxury Online
Stanley Marcus saw the future with unerring clarity.
Oracle Retail Innovating With Technology
It's no secret that finding product assortments that address the needs of local communities can translate into higher retail sales.
Understanding and Marketing To 'Superconsumers'
Consumers today have the ability to research and purchase items in more ways than ever before.
Attracting Shoppers With Location, Location
In a global market cluttered with brands, retailers need to rethink the role real estate plays in their business strategy.
Private Equity Firms Let the Good Times Roll
With the economy on sure footing both in the U.S. and abroad and valuations at an all-time high, now is the time to consider selling or becoming partners with a private equity firm.
Directors as Corporate Skeptics
Thanks to Enron, WorldCom and Sarbanes-Oxley, boards of directors are no longer the cozy old-boys' clubs they were in the past.

GENERAL
Natural History Exhibit
The American Museum of Natural History is getting a touch of Midas.

FASHION
The Valentino Recipe
As she told her studio audience on-air, Martha Stewart loves drab.
Pierre Cardin Museum Chronicles a Legend
Pierre Cardin was like a kid in a candy shop.
Krakoff, Kiki Smith Collaborate for Coach
After more than a decade of working with contemporary artists and collecting their work, Coach president and executive creative director Reed Krakoff is collaborating with artist Kiki Smith to make a limited-edition Coach tote.
Fashion Scoops: Book Smarts... To A T... Legend in the Making
Reed Krakoff is adding yet another title to his name.

TEXTILE & TRADE REPORT
Lawmakers Assess Vietnam Bill Fallout
House Republican leaders scrambled Tuesday to assess the fallout from the defeat of Vietnam trade legislation.

MEDIA/ADVERTISING
Memo Pad: Tender and Tough... (Every)Man of the Year?
The Audit Bureau of Circulations appears to be taking a carrot-and-stick approach in its ongoing drive to get more accurate data from publishers.

IN THE MAINSTREAM
Midsize Vendors Feel the Squeeze
As retailers consolidate into multibillion-dollar giants and manufacturers become Goliaths, smaller independent vendors are feeling the pinch.

BEAUTY REPORT
P&G to Resume Sale of SK-II Line in China
Procter & Gamble will resume sales of its SK-II skin care brand in China in December.

WWD WEST
Retail Reaches 'Crossroads' in Kansas City
First-time retailers Kristen and John McClain scoured the metropolitan area here for six months to find the right space for their apparel.

FINANCIAL
IT Costs Cut Into Burberry Profits
Burberry said Tuesday that net profits slipped 6 percent to 49.9 million pounds, or $92.3 million.
Bulgari Net Rises, Tough Comps Seen Ahead
Bulgari SpA saw double-digit profit growth in the third quarter.
Wal-Mart, Target Rise in 3Q
Driven by strong top-line growth.
Teen Retailers Post Strong Profit Gains
Strong back-to-school sales.
Wholesale Apparel Prices Slip
Wholesale prices on U.S.-made women's and girls' apparel fell a seasonally adjusted 0.1 percent in October.
Industry Sales See Slight Gain
Sales at apparel and accessories stores moderated last month.

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