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Nordstrom to go private, namesake family receives board approval to acquire retailer

A deal that could see US department store giant Nordstrom go private has been approved by the board of directors, potentially allowing for the company’s namesake family to acquire all outstanding shares of the firm. The Nordstrom family, consisting of Erik, Pete, Jamie and other members, will come together with Mexican real estate company El...

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A look into the turnaround plan of Nike’s new CEO

On December 19, Elliot Hill, the new chief executive officer of Nike, had his first opportunity to address investors and, with this, release the company’s earnings for the second quarter. Despite an 8 percent drop in revenue for the period, Hill remained upbeat in the meeting, in which he revealed stages of a new turnaround plan as part of...

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Quiz proposes AIM delisting amid ‘challenging market conditions’

Fast fashion retailer Quiz has proposed voluntary cancellation of its shares on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange, amid a "challenging financial market” and specified burdens associated with trading. It is now pursuing a re-registration as a private limited company. The company said it had...

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Tracing the Boohoo, Frasers debacle: A look at the ‘war of words’ between fast fashion’s biggest players

On Friday, December 20, the boardroom battle between the UK’s biggest fast fashion players, Boohoo Group and Frasers Group, came to a head. Boohoo shareholders agreed that Frasers would not, at this time, get board representation. The result came after what essentially developed into a public spat between the two groups, unfolding in...

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