Saan chain gets creditors protection: 'Significant' number of stores must close

Article Abstract:

Saan Stores, a victim of Giant Tiger, Wal-Mart Canada Corporation and other nimble competitors, which owe $48million to its creditors, got court protection from the creditors. Many stores have to be closed resulting in significant job losses in order to preserve business.

Organizational history, Market share, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company market share, Company organization, SAAN Stores Ltd.

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Aeropostale prepares for Canadian landing in 2007

Article Abstract:

Aeropostale Inc., New York-based apparel retailer, is planning to enter Canadian market by the fall of 2007. Aeropostale is focusing on casual but not overly edgy styles.

Aeropostale Inc.

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Cheap, chic and coming to Canada

Article Abstract:

The business expansion plans of Forever 21 Inc., in Canada, are presented.

Forever 21 Inc.

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