All Shoe Intelligence articles in Volume 18, Issue 22-23 – Page 5
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Shares in Skechers USA jumped by more than 15 percent...
Shares in Skechers USA jumped by more than 15 percent on Dec. 1 after the company announced that its founder and chief executive, Robert Greenberg, snapped up $11 million worth of stock in a move that analysts interpreted as a bullish stance on 2017 prospects. Greenberg, who acquired 500,000 shares ...
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Spartoo, the French online shoe retailer, had opened its 13th...
Spartoo, the French online shoe retailer, had opened its 13th physical store in the French town of Clermont-Ferrand
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Casadei has opened its first store in London, covering 120...
Casadei has opened its first store in London, covering 120 square meters on Abermarle Street, in the Mayfair district of the British capital. It counts Alexander Wang, Aquazzurra and Paul Smith among its neighbors. The store is divided into two parts. The front part is very bright. The second part ...
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Amazon France opened last month a 13,000 square-meter extension of...
Amazon France opened last month a 13,000 square-meter extension of its existing center in Orléans, a 70,000 square-meter site that first opened in 2007, in a move to shorten delivery times.
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Zalando will buy back 20,000 shares worth around €700,000 until...
Zalando will buy back 20,000 shares worth around €700,000 until Dec. 16
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Joseph Cheney is going to open a 1,000-square-foot store on...
Joseph Cheney is going to open a 1,000-square-foot store on Henrietta Street in the Covent Garden district of London next spring, not far from the stores of Burberry, Hackett, Mulberry and other brands. Subtle details and materials will give a contemporary flavor of the brand's English heritage and craftsmanship. The ...
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Phoenix Footwear saw its sales decline by 1.0 percent to...
Phoenix Footwear saw its sales decline by 1.0 percent to $5.77 million in the third quarter ended Oct. 1, bringing the accumulated decline in the first nine months of the year to 6.3 percent. The decrease during the quarter was primarily attributed to lower sales in the catalog, online and ...
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Retail sales inched up by 0.6 percent in the U.K....
Retail sales inched up by 0.6 percent in the U.K. during the month of November on a same-store basis, with men's shoes and other categories performing particularly well because of the cold weather, according to several sources. Sales of non-food products generally were up by 1.7 percent between September and ...
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