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...sell as spiritual companions of sorts—comprehensive accounts of day-to-day pre-college life that are more satisfying and inspiring than being bluntly told to study for your SAT-IIs and get going on that cure for cancer (or, novel, as the case may be). SARAH CHARRON New York, N.Y. April...
...stronger companies. In 1980, about 35 major department-store chains were in business; today there are only 13. The merger is the category's last-gasp effort to save itself. "It represents the best chance to stop the decline of the department-store channel," says Liz Claiborne CEO Paul Charron...
...benefit the companies that fit into Federated's strategy. Barry Miller, president of sales for $50 million high-end hosiery maker Hot Sox, figures he will sell his products in 150 more stores than he did before the merger. Even the big guys are worried. Says Liz Claiborne's Charron: "I'm concerned too. I have to be." The CEO of the $4.6 billion company estimated $50 million in lost revenue annually from the stores that Federated will close. Charron says the uncertainty is "a bit like navigating the North Atlantic," but like many other companies, Liz Claiborne is shifting...
Senior midfielder Heather Gotha had a clear shot on Cornell goalkeeper Ashley Charron with just over two minutes left but sent it wide. In the final seconds, junior midfielder Katie Shaughnessy worked the ball up for a shot at the buzzer, but she didn’t have time to do more than fire straight on Charron, who made the save with ease and ended any Crimson comeback hopes...
Another reason for the turnaround was Cornell’s quick change in net. The Big Red started with Carrie Giancola, who gave up five goals in seven shots, before switching to Charron, who stopped four of seven shots...