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Kmart Ready for Mexico City

WASHINGTON -- Kmart Corp. will join the mass market race in Mexico next Tuesday when it opens two…

Fruit of the Loom Gets FTC’s Nod to Buy CK Jeans

WASHINGTON - The Federal Trade Commission said Monday it has given Fruit of the Loom the green light to buy…

U.S. Working to Ease Mexican Border Tie-Ups

WASHINGTON -- The hours-long traffic backups in moving merchandise at the U.S.-Mexico border aren't about to…

Firms in Race with Haitian Embargo Date

WASHINGTON -- The full trade embargo slapped on Haiti last Friday by the United Nations Security Council has…

Textile and Apparel Again Lose Jobs in April; Store Payrolls Rise

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. textile industry in April lost a seasonally adjusted 1,000 jobs against March, as the…

Zara Makes its Mark in Mexico

MEXICO CITY -- Zara, an apparel retailer headquartered in Spain, has found a fertile field for growth in…

U.S. Reviews Warnings for the Blind

WASHINGTON -- The Justice Department has given businesses with parking lots a reprieve from a federal…

Competition Hits Anera in the Rate Book

WASHINGTON -- Textile and apparel importers say an overcapacity of cargo space and competition from…

Women’s Prices Barely Climb in March at Wholesale, Retail

WASHINGTON -- Women's apparel prices at retail and wholesale showed only marginal inflation in March.

The…

Borderlines: Sara Lee: Perseverance Gets the Pesos

MEXICO CITY -- When Jim Ostrowski, president and chief executive officer of Sara Lee Knit Products' Latin…

Sears’ Mexican Revolution

MEXICO CITY -- Warren Flick, president and chief executive officer of Sears, Roebuck de Mexico, has been on…

QVC Sharpens Mexican Image

MEXICO CITY -- In the U.S., celebrity names can drive product sales. In Mexico, those same names can be a…

March Jobs: Textiles Up, Apparel Off

WASHINGTON -- In a generally bright employment picture last month, statistics were mixed for the textile and…

Borderlines: Grupo Synkro: Getting a Leg Up

MEXICO CITY -- Jose Luis Ballesteros, chief executive officer and executive vice president of Grupo Synkro -…

Mexico Killing: Little Long-Term Impact on U.S. Investment Seen

WASHINGTON -- Business officials representing U.S. companies with investments in Mexico said Wednesday's…