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    Recent bankruptcy filings by other specialty retailers such as Rue21 and Payless Shoesource have boosted the retail sector's default rate.

  • Dry, cracked earth runs between wilting cotton plants on an abandoned farm near Firebaugh, California.
    Drought to hit yet another big California industry

    California's cotton crop is hurting, and that could become a problem for an industry the state dominates: high-end apparel manufacturing.

  • Models walk the runway during the Rebecca Minkoff fashion show at MBFW Fall 2014.
    EBay steers away from auctions with designer shop

    EBay on Tuesday an initiative called Designer Collective, which sells 16 fashion labels at full price, according to a report.

  • Stocks Finish Higher for Third Week; Dow, S&P Hit New Closing Highs

    Stocks finished modestly higher Friday with major indexes posting their third week in positive territory and the Dow and S&P 500 closing at new record highs.

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  • Handshake M&A mergers
    TowerBrook Getting True Religion for $826 Million

    True Religion Apparel has agreed to a buyout offer of at least $826 million from the investment management firm TowerBrook Capital Partners.

  • Apple Stores Most Productive US Shops
    Apple Stores Most Productive US Shops

    Apple stores are the most productive shops in the US according to new research that suggests the most effective use of retail space is selling expensive products that are occasional purchases for well-off consumers, the FT reports.

  • Yum Brands, FedEx, Alcoa are market movers

    NEW YORK-- Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:. Yum Brands Inc., up $5.28 at $70.99. FedEx Corp., up $4.41 at $89.99.

  • NYSE traders
    S&P Logs 4-Day Loss on Global Growth Fears

    Stocks finished near session lows Wednesday, with the Dow logging another triple-digit loss, pressured by a tepid start to earnings season and worries over the sluggish global economic growth.

  • UPDATE 4-Clinton eyes Wet Seal recovery, cools on sale talk

    Oct 10- Activist investor Clinton Group said it will no longer push for the sale of women's clothing retailer Wet Seal Inc after winning control of the board last week, but will instead focus on turning the company around.

  • UPDATE 3-Clinton Group no longer seeking sale of Wet Seal

    Oct 10- Activist investor Clinton Group said it will no longer push for the sale of women's clothing retailer Wet Seal Inc after winning control of the board last week, but will instead focus on turning the company around.

  • UPDATE 5-Jeans maker True Religion explores sale

    *Warnaco, VF Corp, PVH Corp likely bidders- source. By Juhi Arora and Siddharth Cavale. Oct 10- Premium jeans maker True Religion Apparel Inc, hit by falling sales after a series of fashion missteps, said it may sell itself after attracting interest from potential buyers.

  • True Religion rises on news of possible sale

    NEW YORK-- True Religion Apparel's stock soared on Wednesday as investors embraced the clothing company's announcement that it is considering putting itself up for sale. THE ANALYSIS: Dorothy Lakner of Caris& Co. said in a client note that there's been speculation in the past that True Religion might look to sell itself, but believes that this time it's for real.

  • UPDATE 2-Clinton Group says no longer seeking sale of Wet Seal

    Oct 10- Activist investor Clinton Group said it will no longer push for a sale of Wet Seal Inc, which it won control of last week, but will instead focus on turning around the women's clothing retailer.

  • UPDATE 4-Jeans maker True Religion says exploring sale

    By Juhi Arora and Siddharth Cavale. Oct 10- Premium jeans maker True Religion Apparel Inc, which has been hit by falling sales after a series of fashion missteps, said it may sell itself after receiving interest from potential buyers. Shares of the company jumped as much as 25 percent to $26.25 in early trading on Wednesday, valuing it at about $680 million.

  • US STOCKS-Wall St edges down as Alcoa, Chevron weigh

    *Alcoa beats expectations but cautions of slowdown. *Yum Brands defies China sluggish growth, raises outlook. NEW YORK, Oct 10- U.S. stocks dipped on Wednesday as earnings season began with Alcoa forecasting slower demand for aluminum, while a profit warning from Chevron weighed on the energy sector.

  • UPDATE 3-Denim maker True Religion says exploring sale

    By Juhi Arora and Siddharth Cavale. Oct 10- Premium jeans maker True Religion Apparel Inc, which has been hit by falling sales, said it may sell itself after receiving interest from potential buyers. More importantly, we question the relevancy of the brand, particularly given its premium price point, "said analyst Edward Yruma of KayBanc Capital Markets.

  • US STOCKS-Wall St to open slightly lower on weak profit outlook

    *Alcoa beats expectations but cautions of slowdown. *Yum Brands defies China sluggish growth, raises outlook. NEW YORK, Oct 10- U.S. stocks were set for a slightly lower open on Wednesday as earnings season started with a warning from Alcoa about slower aluminum consumption, underscoring concerns about sluggish worldwide growth.

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  • Futures Mixed, but Growth Fears Weigh; Alcoa Slips

    U.S stock index futures struggled for direction Wednesday amid ongoing worries over the euro zone and jitters about sluggish global growth.