Jean Queen

Joe’s Jeans’ shares take a hit as it swung to an unexpected quarterly loss.

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Joe’s Jeans Slides Down

Levi Strauss & Co. is bracing for tepid consumer spending this holiday season after back-to-school shoppers in the U.S. balked at higher prices on its namesake jeans and Dockers pants.

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Levi Says Shoppers Balk at Prices

NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Medical devices maker Synergetics reported fourth-quarter profit of 8 cents a share, meeting expectations. Shares were plunging 12.3% to $5.50 in premarket trading, ahead of the company’s conference call at 10:30 a.m. EDT. … Click to view a price quote on AA . Click to research the Metals & Mining industry.

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10 Stocks to Watch: Synergetics, Joe’s Jeans

The European operations, although a relatively newer operational region for the company, are the most valuable for them according to our breakdown. We recently launched coverage on our analysis of Guess with a near $47 price estimate for its stock.

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Guess Has $46 Stock Price In Its Jeans

This fall, Obscene Jeans Corp. asks, “Why should women have all the fun?” The glamorous and edgy fashion company is proving that what’s Obscene for the goose is Obscene for the gander by putting the finishing touches on its first capsule collection for men.

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OBJE Puts Final Touches on Men’s Jeans Collection

FASHION brand owner Just Group will stop selling sandblasted jeans after aid agency Oxfam threatened to complain to the consumer watchdog.

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The retail group which owns Just Jeans and Portmans, among other stores, has reported a significant fall in its full-year profit.Premier Investments’ net profit fell almost 50 per cent from the previous …

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Italian Fashion giant Dolce & Gabbana (D&G) has deleted posts on its official Facebook Page after Change.org members posted messages demanding that the company ban

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D&G Jeans Scurrying for Cover as 29,000 Blast it Over Sandblasting

People are paying up for jeans, shoes and other specialty retail products.

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Retailers from American Eagle Outfitters Inc. (AEO) 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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True Religion’s Flare Jeans May Give Denim Market a Leg Up