Gap

Gap, Inc. (GPS) - Bull of the Day

source: Benzinga

The Gap is the leading player in the highly fragmented specialty retail sector, and has a market cap more than double its nearest competitor. ...

Published Fri, Dec 11

ISRAEL: Tefron shareholder mulls $4m in rights issue

source: just-style.com

The firm, which makes apparel for brands including Victoria's Secret, Nike, Target, The Gap and JC Penney, has seen losses for the first nine months of its ...

Published Thu, Dec 10

Talbots Plays the Shell Game

source: Motley Fool

I've never been too keen on Gap (NYSE: GPS), but at least its high cash levels offset the risks in its own turnaround question. The recent rally in Talbots' ... and more »

Published Wed, Dec 9

Stocks Narrowly Mixed At Midday

source: Investor's Business Daily

The men's clothing chain is following the lead of fellow business wear firm Men's Wearhouse (MW), down hard today on a weak Q4 forecast. Gap (GPS) slid 3% ... and more »

Published Wed, Dec 9

Test tube fashion

source: The Hindu

We're talking labels like Gap, Zara, H&M, Kohl's, Old Navy, JC Penney, Quicksilver, Diesel and Liz Claiborne, to name a few. Recently, at Apparel House in ...

Published Wed, Dec 9

Buy Aeropostale after the increase in share repurchases?

source: BloggingStocks

Aeropostale (ARO), a mall business whose related stocks include Gap (GPS) and American Eagle Outfitters (AEO), closed up over 4% at the end of Monday's trading session. The catalyst? According to the corporate press release, management has decided to allocate an additional $250 milli...

Published Tue, Dec 8

Retail etfs: Capitalize on What Holiday Shoppers Are Buying - ETF Trends

source: etftrends.com

Retail etfs: Capitalize on What Holiday Shoppers Are Buying ETF Trends (blog) NYSE: WMT) and Macy's (NYSE: M), but specialty retailers such as The Gap (NYSE: GPS) and Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF) might be in for tough times. ... and more »

Published Mon, Dec 7

Spotlight on (GPS)

source: cnbc.com

Discussing whether the Gap has more room to run, with Brian Tunick, JP Morgan specialty retail analyst and CNBC's Mark Haines. cnbc.com

Published Fri, Dec 4