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NEW YORK, April 30- An appeals court ruled on Tuesday that J.C. Penney Co Inc can keep selling a line of home goods designed by Martha Stewart, pending a verdict in Macy's Inc lawsuit to stop Penney from selling the products.
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NEW YORK, April 30- A New York appeals court ruled on Tuesday that J.C. Penney Co Inc can continue to sell a line of Martha Stewart home goods it introduced without her name pending the outcome of a trial with Macy's Inc..
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NEW YORK, April 30- A New York appeals court ruled on Tuesday that J.C. Penney Co Inc can continue to sell a line of Martha Stewart home goods it introduced without her name pending the outcome of a trial with Macy's Inc.
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NEW YORK, April 30- A New York appeals court ruled on Tuesday that J.C. Penney Co Inc can continue to sell a line of Martha Stewart home goods it introduced without her name pending the outcome of a trial with Macy's Inc. The Plano, Texas, retailer began selling the goods last week under the brand "JCP Everyday."
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April 18- J.C. Penney Co Inc is speaking with Wells Fargo& Co and others, including parties that invest in troubled companies, about a new loan to help it shore up its cash reserves, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. Penney, Wells Fargo and TPG declined to comment.
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Appeals court justice Richard Andrias rejected Macy's request for a temporary restraining order seeking to block J.C. Penney from selling the Martha Stewart goods without her name. Macy's sought the order while appealing a ruling that gave J.C. Penney the go-ahead.
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Stocks closed sharply lower across the board Wednesday, with all key S&P sectors in the red, following a batch of weaker-than-expected earnings and as commodities resumed their selloff amid ongoing worries over global growth.
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U.S. stock index futures were lower Wednesday, pressured by some weaker-than-expected earnings and amid worries over global growth.
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Macy's has filed an appeal challenging a judge's ruling that J.C. Penney can sell unbranded Martha Stewart goods in its stores for now -- the latest salvo in a legal war between the two retailers.
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NEW YORK, April 12- A New York judge on Friday handed embattled J.C. Penney Co Inc an interim victory in its dispute with Macy's Inc over goods designed by Martha Stewart. But the judge said his ruling, which clears J.C. Penney to sell such goods as long as they don't carry the Martha Stewart name, was only a "bye" in the wider war.
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NEW YORK, April 12- A New York judge on Friday handed embattled J.C. Penney Co Inc an interim victory in its dispute with Macy's Inc over goods designed by Martha Stewart. The two retailers are battling over the rights to sell Martha Stewart products in what are challenging times for department stores, especially J.C. Penney.
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The judge in the JC Penney-Macy's fight has denied Macy's request for an expanded preliminary injunction, explains CNBC's Courtney Reagan. For now, JCP Everyday products will go on sale.
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Justice Jeffrey Oing, who last year blocked J.C. Penney from selling the goods under a Martha Stewart label, refused the request of Macy's Inc to expand the block. The ruling was an interim victory for embattled J.C. Penney, which has warehoused the disputed goods as it continues to battle Macy's over the right to sell them.
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The judge in the JC Penney and Macy's case says JC Penney will be allowed to sell non-branded Martha Stewart products for now, with the "Power Lunch" crew and Business Insider's Henry Blodget.
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In the latest twist of the courtroom battle between Macy's, J.C. Penney and Martha Stewart's company, the judge says that J.C. Penney will be allowed for now to sell some Stewart products. Still, Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren said he plans to appeal if his company ultimately loses in court.
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Terry Lundgren, chairman, president & CEO at Macy's, shares his thoughts on the company's ongoing legal battle with JC Penney, the state of consumer confidence, and the company's plans to hire around "a thousand college grads this year."
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An update on the legal wrangling between the two retailers to sell certain Martha Stewart products, with CNBC's Courtney Reagan.