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The week ahead
Chicago TribuneMonday: -- Earnings: Campbell Soup Co.; Lowe's Cos.; Pacific Sunwear of California Inc.; Perry Ellis International Inc.; Saks Inc.; Westell Technologies Inc. Tuesday: -- Earnings: American Eagle Outfitters Inc.; Analog Devices Inc.; AutoZone Inc.; BJ's...Tags: Synopsys Incorporated, Perry Ellis International, Inc., Agilysys Incorporated, Target Brands, Inc., Saks Inc.
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Carwash carts stream into shopping center parking lot
An eco-friendly carwash company from Buenos Aires called GeoWash plans to offer its services Monday at its first U.S. location at the Harlem Irving Plaza shopping center on the city's Northwest Side. This is no drive-through. A fleet of mobile washing...Tags: Navy Pier, Transportation, Companies and Corporations, Water Skiing, Road Transportation
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Essence scores with Obama cover
Tribune staff reporterEssence magazine's exclusive interview with Michelle Obama and her mother, Marian Robinson, isn't the only coup displayed on its May cover. Talbots, the 62-year-old brand that's trying to shake its matronly image, gets the best publicity its yearlong...Tags: Michelle Obama, Barack Obama, Newspaper and Magazine, New York, Television
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Holiday sales expected to be hit or miss for retailers
Tribune staff reporterNot all retailers are going to be rewarded equally this holiday shopping season. Investors in retailing stocks are increasingly concerned about which stores may suffer from lackluster sales and stock performance. For every expected winner likeAmerican...Tags: Electronics, The Home Depot, Holidays, Homes, Science and Technology
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May sales dim Sears' 2nd-quarter outlook
Experiencing weakness in every department of its traditional mall stores, Sears, Roebuck and Co. was one of the few major retailers to post disappointing May sales, and the Hoffman Estates merchant on Thursday provided a more somber assessment of its...Tags: Weather Reports, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Bars and Clubs, Groceries, Weather
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Required Reading
Sun StaffAs the weather heats up, Baltimoreans will surely take refuge in the air-conditioned indoors. There's no better place to cool down than in your very own neighborhood super bookstore. It offers variety, comfort and more than one way to escape the weather....Tags: Colleges and Universities, Starbucks Corp., Newspaper and Magazine, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, Children
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