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J.C. Penney Co., the department-store chain looking to rebound from its worst sales year in more than two decades, will get a boost from the opening of renovated housewares sections this month, Chief Executive Officer Mike Ullman said.
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J.C. Penney Co.’s new home department is like Technicolor Oz plunked down in black-and-white Kansas.
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Myron Ullman has another item on his to-do list as he tries to revive J.C. Penney Co.: dealing with litigation alleging the department-store chain didn’t pay for store upgrades ordered by predecessor Ron Johnson.
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“The Rome Prize is a gateway drug, and it is downhill forever after, trying to get back to Rome,” said Adele Chatfield-Taylor, president and chief executive of the American Academy in Rome.
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J.C. Penney Co. may be subject to damages if it’s selling Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.’s plastic partyware in violation of a court order obtained by Macy’s Inc., a New York state judge said today.
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Macy’s Inc. will ask a judge to expand an injunction blocking J.C. Penney Co. from selling goods designed by Martha Stewart’s company in certain categories even if they don’t carry her name or trademark.
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Before Ron Johnson took the stage yesterday to unveil his revival plan for J.C. Penney Co., William Ackman, the chain’s largest shareholder, vowed it would be the most important day for retailing in 25 years.
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The latest design for the $210 million Whitney Museum of American Art looks like a top-heavy container ship run aground in Manhattan’s Chelsea district.
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Target Corp., the discount chain that brought cheap chic to the masses, is going mom-and-pop.
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Ron Johnson , who helped turn Apple Inc . into a retail star with flashy big-city stores, now faces the challenge of conjuring up similar buzz around 109-year-old retailer J.C. Penney Co .
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