US-based apparel retailers have began 2013 on a positive note with most of them registering ‘better-than-expected’ sales in January, owing to the rising stock market, and growth in employment.
US-based apparel retailers have began 2013 on a positive note with most of them registering 'better-than-expected' sales in January, owing to the #
The better sales have come close on the heels of reports of strong sales during July-September 2012 by clothing retailers like Macy’s, Columbia Sportswear, American Apparel, Nordstrom, Gap, Ralph Lauren and Ann Inc.
US-based apparel retailers have began 2013 on a positive note with most of them registering 'better-than-expected' sales in January, owing to the #
In January 2013, big apparel chains like Gap, Nordstrom and Macy’s have reported a rise in same-store sales that have been operational for more than a year.
US-based apparel retailers have began 2013 on a positive note with most of them registering 'better-than-expected' sales in January, owing to the #
For example, Department store Kohl’s has reported a 13.3 percent year-on-year growth in same-store sales, while Nordstrom has posted an 11.4 percent year-on-year rise in same-store sales in January.
US-based apparel retailers have began 2013 on a positive note with most of them registering 'better-than-expected' sales in January, owing to the #
For the five weeks ending February 2, 2013, Macy’s has reported nearly 35 percent year-on-year rise in its total sales.
US-based apparel retailers have began 2013 on a positive note with most of them registering 'better-than-expected' sales in January, owing to the #
Buoyed by good performance in January, several apparel retailers, including Ann Inc., Zumiez and Ross Stores, have raised their outlook for the current year.
US-based apparel retailers have began 2013 on a positive note with most of them registering 'better-than-expected' sales in January, owing to the #
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