Alloy Slashes 2Q Loss
New York-based Alloy cut its net loss from $11.2 million quarter ended July
31 to $3.1 million during the same period.
New York-based Alloy cut its net loss from $11.2 million quarter ended July
31 to $3.1 million during the same period.
Alan Lacy was replaced as CEO of Sears Holdings, and chairman Edward Lampert is assuming responsibility for marketing and merchandising.
Due to the discovery of errors in accounting for inventory at its Tiger
Direct subsidiary, Port Washington, NY-based computer and industrial supplies manufacturer/marketer Systemax restated its results for the year ended Dec.
31.
New York-based Alloy filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Sept. 7 to spin off its catalog/retail division from its marketing and media services unit.
Both upscale merchant Neiman Marcus and men’s clothier Jos. A. Bank saw solid gains for the quarter ended July 30.
As the death toll, damage, and destruction mounts in the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina, list industry executives are calling for mailers and service bureaus to halt all mailings to the affected regions until conditions improve.
Traditional direct marketers must better integrate and
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