Pottery Barn News
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Koda Ltd. Executive Director Ernie Koh has a message for clients in 50 countries who complain about the Singapore-based furniture maker’s first price increase in two years: Take it or leave it.
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Consumer spending climbed in February by the most in five months and confidence unexpectedly improved in March, showing job-market gains are helping Americans overcome tax increases and concern about federal budget cuts.
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Consumer spending probably increased in February by the most in five months as incomes rebounded, providing a kick for the U.S. economy at the start of the year, economists project a report to show this week.
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Williams-Sonoma Inc., the owner of the namesake, Pottery Barn and West Elm home-goods chains, advanced after reporting quarterly profit that exceeded analyst estimates, a buyback program and a dividend increase.
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A few months after her first baby was born in 2000, Ellen Diamant had a business idea that might seem obvious to any parent who has ever struggled to carry a diaper bag while maneuvering infant, stroller, and packages: a new design that would attach to the stroller, making the bag’s contents easily accessible.
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Williams-Sonoma Inc., the owner of the namesake, Pottery Barn and West Elm home-goods chains, advanced the most in 17 months after increasing its full-year earnings forecast.
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Colin Powell says his erroneous address to the United Nations about Iraq having weapons of mass destruction provides a lesson to business leaders on the importance of staying skeptical and following their intuition.
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Williams-Sonoma Inc., the owner of the namesake, Pottery Barn and West Elm home-goods chains, rose as much as 10 percent in extended trading after increasing its full-year earnings forecast.
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Williams-Sonoma Inc. , the 55-year-old housewares chain known for its meticulously arranged stores and baking demonstrations, is cooking up a new strategy: remaking itself as an Internet company.
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The best performer on the technology- heavy Nasdaq Stock Market last year doesn’t sell software, Internet ads or computers. Instead, it hawks hand-crafted door knobs and embroidered pillows.
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