Power of a Cash Hoard: Polo Sets Investment In Retail, E-commerce

American Apparel says it expects to default on a debt-to-earnings requirement in its credit agreement.

Hit by the recession and an abundance of new construction, retail occupancy in Dallas has been sliding since 2008.

Two Southwest companies, cosmetics maker Susan Posnick and accessories brand Mi Energia, will make their fashion trade show debuts at Fashion Industry Gallery.

Positive sales reports and growing market attendance are boosting optimism at FashionCenterDallas.

For fall, designers found in knits the catalyst for this season’s touch of sophistication.

Kim Cattrall, Kirsten Dunst and Kim Kardashian are due to attend United Nude’s New York flagship unveiling tonight.

The weak euro should have little effect on 2010 sales at retail-to-luxury group PPR.

It seems People magazine’s recent successes have done little to prevent some of its top editors from jumping ship.

Jones Apparel is set to make its first big push into the men’s denim market, and has signed a licensing and distribution agreement with Andrew Marc.

Polo’s president Roger Farah sees rebound, although not back to pre-recession levels.

New space fosters emerging talent.

Chico’s beats first-quarter estimates with better sales and first-quarter profits that more than doubled.

Target Corp.’s first-quarter profits rise, boosted by apparel and home sales.

The day’s gainers and losers.