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Managing costs narrows the Gap 
Garmentos | by skapner | Sat, Jul 12
Sat, Jul 12
Don’t expect Gap Inc. (GPS) to return to growth in 2008. That was the between-the-lines message from CEO Glenn Murphy, who delivered fourth quarter results on Thursday. “We know at some point, this business has to show improvement on the top line,” Murphy told analysts on a conference cal...
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