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dELiA*s Ends Fiscal Year Touting Channel Investments
Generation Y marketer dELiA*s Inc., New York, had fourth quarter net sales of $67.5 million, up 13% from $59.9 million in fourth quarter 1998. The company
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Live from Miami: Survey Gauges Web Site Use
Sixty-nine percent of direct marketers that conduct transactions at their Web sites are making a profit on these transactions, up from 49% in 1999, according
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Study: Adults Will Spend Over 5% Of The Rest Of Their Lives Online
According to Cyber Dialogue, the currently online adult will spend 5.3% of the rest of his or her life online.The analysis is part of the results of Cyber
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Re-Launched FreeShop.Com Adds 500 Magazines to Offerings
Online direct marketer FreeShop.com has added 500 magazine subscription offers to its re-launched Free Magazine Shop (http://www.trymagazines.com), bringing
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Open Letter to Gilmore Frames Industry Position on Internet Tax
In an open letter to Governor James Gilmore, (R-VA), chairman of the Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce, the Direct Marketing Association, the
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Study Ties Internet Directly to Increased Identity Theft
The National Fraud Center has linked sharp increases in identity theft directly to the Internet and has called on Congress, the government and privacy
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Talbots Catalog Sales Increase 6%; Fourth Quarter
The Talbots, Inc., Hingham, MA, has reported net income for the fourth quarter ended Jan. 30 of $15.3 million, compared to $8.1 million for the same period
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Williams-Sonoma Boosts Earnings Despite 4Q Concerns
Williams-Sonoma Inc., San Francisco, had net sales of $1.4 billion in 1999, up 25.4% from $1.1 billion in 1998. Retail sales for the year increased 20.7%
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E-Commerce, More Catalogs Spur Growth for Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc., had fourth-quarter revenue of $71 million, a 39% increase over fourth-quarter 1998’s $51.2 million. For the quarter,
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PMG Rips Study Claiming Customs Service Partial to USPS
In the latest round of the ongoing battle between the U.S. Postal Service and private carriers, Postmaster General William J. Henderson last week angrily