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Marketing

Martha Stewart Is American Eagle’s Latest Bet Against Being Boring

The retailer’s holiday campaign, a follow-up to its viral, controversial hit featuring Sydney Sweeney, is its latest effort to maintain cultural momentum. “The enemy for retail is being boring,” said CMO Craig Brommers.

Marketing

Martha Stewart Is American Eagle’s Latest Bet Against Being Boring

The retailer’s holiday campaign, a follow-up to its viral, controversial hit featuring Sydney Sweeney, is its latest effort to maintain cultural momentum. “The enemy for retail is being boring,” said CMO Craig Brommers.


Retail

American Eagle’s Hottest Business Isn’t Jeans — It’s Logistics

After acquiring two supply-chain start-ups last year, the teen retailer wants to build an ‘open source’ shipping and storage network it thinks can someday be a bigger business than selling clothes.

Retail

American Eagle’s Hottest Business Isn’t Jeans — It’s Logistics

After acquiring two supply-chain start-ups last year, the teen retailer wants to build an ‘open source’ shipping and storage network it thinks can someday be a bigger business than selling clothes.


Retail

American Eagle Hit by Weakened Demand

The US-based retailer saw shares drop by 7 percent amid sluggish demand and stiff competition in the retail space.

Retail

American Eagle Hit by Weakened Demand

The US-based retailer saw shares drop by 7 percent amid sluggish demand and stiff competition in the retail space.


Financial Markets

American Eagle Dives After Holiday Sales Fall Short of Estimates

American Eagle Outfitters Inc. suffered its worst stock decline in more than two years after holiday sales missed analysts’ estimates, stoking concerns about a company that had been outshining the rest of the teen-apparel industry.

Financial Markets

American Eagle Dives After Holiday Sales Fall Short of Estimates

American Eagle Outfitters Inc. suffered its worst stock decline in more than two years after holiday sales missed analysts’ estimates, stoking concerns about a company that had been outshining the rest of the teen-apparel industry.