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Spotlight On: Retail-Apparel

Mon, 24 Aug 2009 05:19:26 GMT

Spotlight On: Retail-Apparel The U.S. retail clothing industry includes approximately 11,000 stores nationwide and accumulates a combined $150 billion in revenues each year. The retail clothing industry is very concentrated and the 50 largest companies bring in 65% of the total industry revenue. Most companies in the retail clothing industry are specialized and have found a niche market of customers to appeal to such as women's wear, sporting apparel, maternity, men's clothing, or children's clothing. The size of retail clothing companies range from small independently owned boutique shops to large department stores. Trends in the retail clothing industry have changed dramatically over the past couple of years, especially in response to the recent economic turmoil. A few of the most significant for 2009 and upcoming years[More...]

Earnings Review: March 04, 2009

Wed, 04 Mar 2009 23:30:00 GMT

Late on Wednesday, Allion Healthcare (NASDAQ: ALLI) reported that its fourth quarter net income nearly doubled to $3.065 million or 12 cents a share from $1.069 million or 6 cents a share in the prior year quarter.[More...]

The 50/200 Cross: CWT and FL

Wed, 26 Nov 2008 14:33:00 GMT

A stock scan performed after the close on Tuesday for “the cross” found two stocks that might be instructive: California Water Service Group (NYSE:CWT) Foot Locker, Inc. (NYSE:FL) California Water Service (CWT) CWT is in the water utility industry, the second one in two days to make the list. Zacks.com recently produced a bullish research[More...]

Earnings Review: 20th November

Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:16:00 GMT

Late on Thursday, the second largest personal computer maker, Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL) announced that its third quarter profit fell 5% to $727 million, or 37 cents a share, from $766 million, or 34 cents a share in corresponding quarter in 2007.[More...]

Retail Survey Report: Footlocker, Blackberry, Sony Reader

Thu, 23 Oct 2008 14:27:00 GMT

Footlocker Stores Have the Brands Covered but Most Teens Only Buy Nike, Blackberry Phones are Top Sellers, but not for Music, The Sony Reader's Popularity Pales Compared to Amazon's Kindle[More...]

Nike Still Tops with Teens at Foot Locker

Wed, 04 Jun 2008 04:40:19 GMT

Teens are flocking to Foot Locker to buy Nikes, according to a recent survey of 30 stores nationwide. Stores offered TickerMine insight into their typical customers, top selling items and brands, store traffic, amount of merchandise on sale, average price[More...]

Earnings Reports - Mar 10 2008 7:00PM

Mon, 10 Mar 2008 22:54:39 GMT

Ticker: CSR,XJT,KCAP,BKCC,GOK,DWRI,CMGI,IGTE,SAFT,BX,HOV,AIMC,FL,JSDA,CECE,FACE,MTN,SYKE,LMIA,SIX,IPAR,MDZ,TLP,GAIA[More...]

Earnings to Watch on Monday and Tuesday - Mar 10 2008 11:16AM

Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:10:53 GMT

Ticker: CSR,DIVX,BX,HOV,FL,MBLX,HITK,JSDA,SEH,SYKE,DKS,DMND,JCG,PBY,SAM,TTWO[More...]

Two Minute Teen Trend Roundup

Fri, 24 Aug 2007 15:15:08 GMT

With back-to-school season upon us but little time to shop, we stock market nerds can get a heads-up on the latest fashions and trends simply by reviewing a few choice conference calls.Consider, for example, American Eagle Outfitters (AEOS).During the second quarter, our men’s business was strong, delivering a high single digit comp increase. Strength was broad-based across most major categories, including men’s shorts, knit-tops, and woven shirts. Our overall women’s comp declined slightly with strength in aerie, bare knit-tops, shorts, and dresses offset by declines in graphic tees and polos, skirts, and accessories….We are now in the midst of the back-to-school season and are pleased with the customer response to our collection. Our new line of women’s knit tanks and tees is a major step forward from spring and summer and a better reflection of what on trend means for our customer.We are also seeing ongoing momentum[More...]

Bricks help pave way for vets park

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 05:49:00 GMT

Nov. 4--PLANT CITY -- Residents can do their part to help build the Veterans Monument and Park by buying bricks that are being used in the redesign for Courier Field.
Workers for Showalter Construction of Plant City have been busy setting the 12,500 bricks that will serve as a gathering area and walkway for visitors to the monument and park.
Business owner Robert Showalter, a military veteran who has been contracted for the project, said the bricked area will run from the park gazebo to and around the monument honoring all veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces.

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Spotlight On: Retail-Apparel

Earnings Review: March 04, 2009

The 50/200 Cross: CWT and FL

Earnings Review: 20th November

Retail Survey Report: Footlocker, Blackberry, Sony Reader

Nike Still Tops with Teens at Foot Locker

Earnings Reports - Mar 10 2008 7:00PM

Earnings to Watch on Monday and Tuesday - Mar 10 2008 11:16AM

Two Minute Teen Trend Roundup

Bricks help pave way for vets park

The Ledger, Lakeland, Fla., Lonnie Brown Column: You Don't Know What You Missed

County Helping With Housing

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., The Last Resort Column: {} {}

Entrepreneur Plans New HMO in South Florida

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., The Last Resort Column: Power Meter Comes Back to Life Again

Stuff Like This Could Drive a Man to Drink

Keys Lead State in Tourism

Retail Details - Take Advantage of Tax-Free Weekend and Summer Clearance Sales

Customers Criticize Size, Timing of Proposed FPL Rate Increase

Fletcher Nickel reports Texmont project status

SmallCapSentinel.Com: A New Dimension

BenchmarkJournal.Com Free Analyst Review for GG, DRE, FL, CMS, HAR and FRE

Foot Locker, Inc. Reports Second Quarter Results

Foot Locker, Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend of $0.15 Per Share

Foot Locker, Inc. to Report Second Quarter Financial Results

Office Depot and Foot Locker Team up to Give Shoppers a Break on School Supplies and Footwear This Back-to-School Season

InvestorSoup.com Highlights Active Stocks: Palm, Shiloh, Flow, Foot Locker, ATP Oil & Gas, and Imax

Foot Locker, Inc. Names Ken C. Hicks as President and Chief Executive Officer

Foot Locker, Inc. Reports First Quarter Financial Results - May 21 2009 4:52PM

Form 4 FOOT LOCKER INC For: Oct 30 Filed by: YOUNG DONA D (10K)

Form 4 TURPIN CHERYL N For: Oct 30 (10K)

Form 4 SCHWARTZ DAVID Y For: Oct 30 (10K)

Form 4 Halls Ronald J. For: Oct 12 (10K)

Form 4 GILBERT JAROBIN JR For: Aug 31 (10K)

Form 4 HICKS KEN C For: Aug 27 (10K)

Form 4/A MCKENNA MATTHEW M For: Aug 26 (10K)

Form 4 MCKENNA MATTHEW M For: Aug 26 (10K)

Form 4 HICKS KEN C For: Aug 25 (10K)

Form 3 HICKS KEN C For: Aug 17 (10K)