Liz Claiborne

Liz Claiborne CEO sees stability

source: Reuters

Regarding the company's forecast for same-store sales at its US Lucky Brand, Juicy Couture and Kate Spade stores to fall 15 to 25 percent through the third quarter and then flattening in the fourth as comparisons ease, McComb said: "That point of view ...

Published Wed, Jun 10

Liz Management Team Set, Restructuring Done

source: Women's Wear Daily

 - Evan Clark by Evan Clark With new chiefs picked out for the Mexx and Lucky Brand Jeans businesses, William L. McComb, chief executive officer of Liz Claiborne Inc., declared the company's corporate restructuring completed... Subscribe now to WWD. ...

Published Wed, May 6

Liz Claiborne CEO gets $5.03 million

source: WSBT

 IN The New York-based apparel company struggled over the year as customers sharply cut their spending on clothing. McComb received a base salary of $1.3 million, unchanged from 2007, and didn't receive a performance-based cash bonus. ...

Published Sun, Apr 5

Liz Claiborne CEO gets $5.03 million

source: google.com

The New York-based apparel company struggled over the year as customers sharply cut their spending on clothing. McComb received a base salary of $1.3 million, unchanged from 2007, and didn't receive a performance-based cash bonus. ...

Published Fri, Apr 3

Liz Claiborne to close distribution center, cut costs

source: SmartBrief

 DC As we strive to enhance our liquidity and prudently manage our business through this uncertain time, business leaders across our organization are continually reviewing all costs and determining where they can make an impact," CEO William L. McComb ...

Published Wed, Feb 4

IAF day two: time to talk globalisation

source: just-style.com

McComb has shed many of these brands - which include Emma James, Intuitions, JH Collectibles, Tapemeasure, Prana, Ellen Tracey, Laundry By Design, C&C California, and, last week, Enyce - at just the right time given the current financial crisis.

Published Fri, Oct 31

Be careful chasing retailer Liz Claiborne

source: Blogging Stocks

However, one has to question the hiring of William McComb, a long-time Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) executive, to become head of one of the most influential fashion companies in New York. McComb replaces Paul Carron, a well-respect executive within fashion circles. Also, another f...

Published Sun, Jul 8