Sigg Switzerland USA Attributes Bankruptcy to BPA Issue

Sigg Switzerland USA Inc. would sell all its assets to its Canadian sister company under a court-supervised auction aimed at raising money to pay back some non-secured creditor claims, according to documents the company filed as part of its Chapter 11 ban

Unique Solar Tree Makes New Store a Landmark

Customers should not have much trouble finding Half-Moon Outfitters new store in Columbia, SC when it opens June 3. They can just head down the 2900 block of Devine Street until they see the giant tree like structure bristling with solar panels and pull i

Syms Explores Possible Sale

Syms Corp. said it is considering selling itself and other strategic alternatives. The company said its board is evaluating alternatives with Rothschild Inc. as an adviser, and doesn't plan on commenting further unless a transaction is approved or if

Louisville Slugger Partners with The Nature Conservancy

In recognition of next week's Emerald Ash Borer Awareness week, Louisville Slugger and The Nature Conservancy are teaming up to encourage the public to learn how to spot the signs of the emerald ash borer and take simple steps to help avoid the sprea

DSW’s Q1 Earnings Climb on 10 Percent Comp Gain

DSW Inc. reported first quarter net sales increased 12.0 percent to $503.6 million from $449.5 million in the first quarter of 2010. Comparable sales increased 10.8 percent on top of a 16.2 percent increase in comps in the first quarter of 2010. Net earni

Western Ski Resorts Continue to Post Solid Occupancy Gains

Overall occupancy at major western mountain resorts finished up 5.7 percent this winter compared to last season, capping off a near record year for the snowsports industry in terms of lodging occupancy, skier visits and retail sales, according to Mountain

Keen Expands U.S. Production

Keen said it now expects to build 13 footwear styles in its new plant in Portland, OR in coming years. With one production line up and running, the facility currently employs about 15 people, a number that will grow when the second production line revs up