Despite difficult period, Blue Fish getting back in the swim

Article Abstract:

Blue Fish Clothing Inc. of Frenchtown, NJ, is currently under new management attempting to get the hand-printed manufacturing and retail business to profitability. The clothing retailer that charmed clients and shareholders with its originality and objective, failed to post earnings in three years and is not expected to make money in 1998. Blue Fish Clothing's new management headed by Jeffrey L. Haims aimed at turning around the firm, which lost $1.1 million in the second quarter ended June 30, 1998 as sale dropped 20.3% to $3.1 million.

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Is currently under new management attempting to get the hand-printed manufacturing and retail business to profitability

New Jersey, Article, Blue Fish Clothing Inc.

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American Eagle Outfitters flying high

Article Abstract:

Warrendale, Penn.-based American Eagle Outfitters has announced a $73.5 million expansion in Canada. American Eagle , which has reported strong profits while other apparel retailers are losing money, has 538 stores throughout the United States.

United States, Marketing procedures, Geographic, AEOS, Retail Ventures Inc.

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Bucks company's clothing helps athletes stay cool

Article Abstract:

The article profiles Bucks County's Lontex, which makes athletic wear out of Coolmax, a fabric that does not retain sweat. Athletes purchase products directly from the company by catalog or through its Web site.

United Kingdom, Sporting and athletic goods, not elsewhere classified, Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing, Athletic Field Equip NEC, Sporting goods, Lontex Ltd.

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