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Retailers from Forever 21 Inc. to Gap Inc. have rushed to Hong Kong to reach the 28 million Chinese tourists passing through last year. To do so, they are paying some of the world's highest rents.
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Gap Inc. ’s iconic blue-square logo, emblazoned on millions of shirts, hats and bags for more than two decades, got a makeover this week, drawing a backlash from customers who see the new look as ugly and bland.
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Gap Inc. abandoned a new logo after consumer criticism and will revert to the blue-square emblem that has been featured in its marketing for more than 20 years.
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Derivatives traders and bond investors are losing confidence in Gap Inc. as the largest U.S. apparel chain faces declining profit amid what the company said are the worst inflationary pressures in three decades.
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After two years stockpiling cash and trimming debt, Discovery Communications Inc. did what U.S. companies collectively are doing for the first time since the nation pulled itself out of the worst recession in seven decades: It borrowed some more money.
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Ross Stores Inc. is gaining on rivals as its 60 percent discounts on Calvin Klein shirts and Nike sneakers win customers seeking bargains amid a slowing economy.
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Credit-default swaps on Gap Inc. jumped to the highest level since July 2007 after the largest U.S. apparel chain cut its full-year profit forecast.
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Anthony Hardwick says he resents working at Target Corp. on Thanksgiving and has garnered more than 37,000 signatures on an online protest petition.
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Retailers from American Eagle Outfitters Inc. to Bloomingdale’s are betting that women are ready to shed skinny jeans for a return to flared styles, a change that may firm up more than sagging denim sales.
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The operator of Sweden’s H&M clothing chain said there was “no basis” to speculation it would bid for Gap Inc. after bets on a potential takeover lifted the apparel chain’s call- options volume to a seven-month high.
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