Articles on
Management
Saks + Neiman’s, Better Than the Sum of Their Parts?
Warren Shoulberg
July 9, 2024
Richard Baker bids $2.65B to acquire Neiman Marcus, aiming for a Saks Fifth Avenue synergy in luxury retail.
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Ted Baker Menswear Falls from its Pinnacle
Mark Faithfull
June 10, 2024
Ted Baker Menswear, a once stylish U.K. menswear brand, fell due to competition. Under new ownership, it struggles to maintain its essence.
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Walmart’s Strategic Plan: Slow Down Innovation?
Phil Lempert
May 21, 2024
Walmart’s strategic plan shifts from innovation to efficiency, closing Store No. 8 and health clinics, risking losing ground to Amazon and competitors.
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Beyond’s Marcus Lemonis Calls Previous Management “Idiots”
Warren Shoulberg
April 23, 2024
Anytime a new CEO takes over a company there are usually polite – if often curt – words about the prior administration. Such niceties seemed ...
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The Saga of Gap’s Decline and Fall
Marie Driscoll
April 22, 2024
Zac Posen's arrival at Gap sparks hope for a turnaround, echoing legendary fashion partnerships. Can the Dickson-Posen duo impact Gap's Decline?
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Brandy Melville, or Hellville?
Robin Lewis
April 15, 2024
Brandy Melville CEO enforces narrow beauty standards, amid controversies. Sales soar, revealing dark side of fast fashion.
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Dollar Tree Closing Spree
Warren Shoulberg
April 11, 2024
Let’s play a little Dialing for Dollars; the big picture is about Dollar Tree closing. Today’s question is: Why did Dollar Tree decide to close ...
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Kevin Plank: Architect of Under Armour’s Continuing Decline?
Robin Lewis
April 2, 2024
Hear from Robin Lewis about why he thinks Kevin Plank has been involved with Under Armour’s Continuing Decline.
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