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  Sales drop across all channels for Frederick’s of Hollywood in fiscal 2011

  The web declined 4.5%, as retail revenue fell by 14.3% and total revenue by 10.7%.

  Posted 10/31/2011Mark BrohanPost a comment

  The web declined 4.5%, as retail revenue fell by 14.3% and total revenue by 10.7%.
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  Frederick’s of Hollywood names a Gap veteran as president

  Don Jones, who will also be chief operating officer, worked for Target and Macy’s.

  Posted 09/14/2011Thad Rueter1 comments

  Don Jones, who will also be chief operating officer, worked for Target and Macy’s.
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  Frederick’s begins pulling the plug on full-size catalogs

  Frederick’s of Hollywood joins the list of retailers replacing big catalogs with more niche books.

  Posted 01/03/2011Mark BrohanPost a comment

  Frederick’s of Hollywood joins the list of retailers replacing big catalogs with more niche books.

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  Frederick’s eyes a sale of its wholesale business

  The company may sell Movie Star, which manufactures and distributes women’s intimate apparel.

  Posted 09/22/2010Mark BrohanPost a comment

  The company may sell Movie Star, which manufactures and distributes women’s intimate apparel.
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  Criminals lure consumers seeking luxury goods to illegitimate sites

  A new report suggests criminals use the same online marketing techniques as honest retailers.

  Posted 09/16/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

  A new report suggests criminals use the same online marketing techniques as honest retailers.

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  Criminals are stepping up their online attacks against luxury brands

  Online attacks against luxury brands rose 23% year over year in 2009, as criminals stepped up their use of techniques that lure consumers to illegitimate sites to steal information such as credit card account numbers, according to a new report.

  Posted 03/15/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

  Online attacks against luxury brands rose 23% year over year in 2009, as criminals stepped up their use of techniques that lure consumers to illegitimate sites to steal information such as credit card account numbers, according to a new report.

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  Demandware adds 68 retail sites and posts a 182% rise in clients` web sales

  2009 was a good year for on-demand e-commerce platform provider Demandware Inc. The company added 68 new e-commerce sites to its portfolio and its e-retailer clients increased their sales by 182%.

  Posted 03/04/2010Paul DemeryPost a comment

  2009 was a good year for on-demand e-commerce platform provider Demandware Inc. The company added 68 new e-commerce sites to its portfolio and its e-retailer clients increased their sales by 182%.

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  Rail Europe drives up web sales with new content-heavy travel site

  After chugging along for years with a basic web site used only to book rail tickets and passes, Rail Europe is on the fast track to online sales growth after relaunching its site as a travel portal designed with analytics to learn visitors` preferences.

  Posted 07/23/2009Paul DemeryPost a comment

  After chugging along for years with a basic web site used only to book rail tickets and passes, Rail Europe is on the fast track to online sales growth after relaunching its site as a travel portal designed with analytics to learn visitors` preferences.

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  Catalogs take a back seat to e-commerce at Frederick’s of Hollywood

  In fiscal 2008 about 70% of all direct orders were placed online, which is prompting Frederick’s of Hollywood to cut back its catalog program. The company this past fiscal year reduced the number of catalogs it publishes and mails by 8.3%.

  Posted 10/29/2008Bill BriggsPost a comment

  In fiscal 2008 about 70% of all direct orders were placed online, which is prompting Frederick’s of Hollywood to cut back its catalog program. The company this past fiscal year reduced the number of catalogs it publishes and mails by 8.3%.

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  The Parent Co. paid top 3 executives $732,000 in 2007

  The top three executives at online toy and parenting products retailer The Parent Co. were paid a combined $732,000 for the fiscal year ended Feb. 2, 2008.

  Posted 06/04/2008Mark BrohanPost a comment

  The top three executives at online toy and parenting products retailer The Parent Co. were paid a combined $732,000 for the fiscal year ended Feb. 2, 2008.

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