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301. Kienast bestätigt Übernahme von Reno-Filialen: "Alle Optionen für eine Zukunft der Marke Reno liegen derzeit auf dem Tisch".

Author

Probe, Anja

Subjects
SHOE industry, MERGERS & acquisitions, BANKRUPTCY, RETAIL stores, SHOES, RETAIL industry, BRAND name products
Abstract

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Published
2023

302. Rebooting Adidas.

Author

Loh, Tim, Bhasin, Kim, and Jinshan Hong

Subjects
SHOE industry, CHIEF executive officers, EXECUTIVE recruiting, ORGANIZATIONAL performance
Abstract

The article reveals that shoemaker Adidas AG is looking for a new chief executive officer (CEO) after its CEO Kasper Rorsted will step down from his position in 2023. Topics discussed include financial performance of Adidas under Rorsted's leadership, appointment of Adrian Siu by Rorsted as head of Chinese operations in April 2022, and remarks from Ingo Speich of Deka Investment, a major shareholder.

Published
2022

303. E-LEARNING APPLICATION FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF SHOES 3D MODELING.

Author

IONESI, Dorin, CIOBANU, Luminita, and SARGHIE, Bogdan

Subjects
SHOE industry, MACHINE learning, PROBLEM solving, THREE-dimensional imaging, PSYCHOLOGY of students, CLOTHING & dress
Abstract

The paper approaches the specifics of textile E-learning problems concerning the modelling of shoes. A significant number of students have problems understanding and viewing the 3D geometry of complex shapes such as shoes. The current application is intended to simplify this understanding and to enhance their capacity of 3D modelling. The transition between the dimensions of the customers' feet and the final product dimensions require a high accuracy in the shape's definition. The paper presents a different approach to this design using the Google SketchUp application and the Google SketchUp plug-ins. The method is based on the 3D scanning, CAD modelling, analysis and modifications of the shapes in order to obtain a prototype that can be exported in different formats to be used for rapid prototyping. The Google SketchUp application requires the definition of the 2D shapes corresponding to specific sections in the product and, using the Curviloft plug-in, to extrude them into the final 3D shape. The Curviloft plug-in is a Google SketchUp script mainly used to generate a 3D surface based on different 2D contours and/or straight or curved segments. It works with three different methods: loft by spline, loft along path and skinning. Due to the fact that there are many different methods to define the 3D geometry, the Curviloft script offers various options to define and adjust the geometrical parameters in accordance with the contours configuration and desired 3D final surface. The designed model is used to illustrate to the students the basis of the skinning operation. The steps are recorded with explanations targeting the specifics of the 3D geometry of shoes and how to create it using a 3D drawing application. The students can watch these steps and repeat them in their own rhythm. Furthermore, this knowledge can be also used in the training of shoe specialists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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304. „Schreiben Sie bitte nicht Schuster": Leonard Kahlcke erschafft Schuhwerk höchster Güte. In seinem Frankfurter Atelier feilt er an seiner Art der Klassik und steckt sich hohe Ziele, nicht wirtschaftlich, sondern vor allem stilistisch. Über einen, der alles ein bisschen anders macht

Author

André, Bangert

Subjects
BRAND image, PRICES, SHOE industry, CONSUMERS, SHOES
Abstract

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Published
2023

305. Neuheiten.

Subjects
BAKED products, RAPESEED oil, SHOE industry, HOSPITALITY industry, INDUSTRIAL safety
Abstract

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Published
2023

306. Conceptual and Preliminary Design of a Shoe Manufacturing Plant

Author

David Cremades, Fernando Nicolas, Carlos Perez-Vidal, Jose Vicente Segura-Heras, and Jorge Borrell Mendez

Subjects
shoe industry, Decision support system, Technology, Computer science, QH301-705.5, QC1-999, Plan (drawing), computer.software_genre, direct-injection, Production (economics), General Materials Science, Biology (General), Human resources, Instrumentation, QD1-999, expert system, Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes, business.industry, Process Chemistry and Technology, Physics, General Engineering, Investment (macroeconomics), simulation, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), Expert system, Manufacturing engineering, Computer Science Applications, Chemistry, manufacturing system design, Work (electrical), Knowledge base, TA1-2040, business, computer
Abstract

This article presents a procedure for designing footwear production plants with a Decision Support System combined with an expert system and a simulation approach. The footwear industry has many operations and is labour intensive. Optimisation of plant layout, machinery, and human resources is very important to design the footwear manufacturing system, making adequate investment in space and equipment. In the industry it is essential to reduce the process time, so the research is based on a Decision Support System combined with an expert system and simulation to improve the design of the manufacturing plan. This work contains two case studies, direct injection manufacturing and assembly and carburising methods, which are compared to analyse all the necessary resources to have the best cost–benefit ratio. In each case, a precise knowledge of the type and quantity of machinery and human resources is needed to estimate the production. This comparison has been done through simulations and using a knowledge base of an expert system. The conclusions are presented in which an improvement in production time is obtained by applying the methodology developed in the study.

Published
2021

307. Manufacturing and marketing problems of the shoes industry in palestine:A research on increasing the competitiveness of the industry in Hebron

Author

Abu Srour, Sajeda and Savaş, Halil

Subjects
Ayakkabı Endüstrisi, Palestinian Shoe Industry, İmalatve Pazarlama, Manufacturing and Marketing, Rekabet Gücü, Filistin Ayakkabı Sektörü, Shoe Industry, Competitiveness
Abstract

Hebron'daki ayakkabı endüstrisi, Hebron'un üretimine yaptığı katkı nedeniyle Halili ayakkabı adını aldığından, Hebron şehrinin gurur duyduğu endüstrilerden biridir. Halili ayakkabısı, hammaddeleri tabaklandıktan sonra hayvan derilerinden doğal olarak elde edildiğinden kalitesiyle öne çıkıyor. Ancak Hebron'da ve genel olarak Filistin'de milli ayakkabıların yapılması ve pazarlanması birçok zorlukla karşı karşıya kaldı. Araştırmacı, tümdengelimle yaklaşımı izledi, Analiz yöntemi, yerel ayakkabıların tüm dünya pazarlarında ihraç edilmesi ve pazarlanmasının önündeki en önemli zorlukları ve zorlukları ve küresel ayakkabılar arasındaki rekabet gücünün nasıl artırılacağını bulmak için kullanıldı. Araştırmacı, hipotezleri test etmek için (t-testi) ve Filistin'deki önemli soruların düzeyi ile üretim ve pazarlama sorunlarının düzeyi arasındaki ilişki için (Pearson korelasyonu) kullandığı istatistiksel yöntemleri kullanmıştır. Çalışmanın sonuçları, ayakkabı endüstrisinin üretim ve pazarlamasında karşılaşılan birçok zorluk olduğu sonucuna varmıştır. Bunlar, sınırların kapatılması, İsrail ablukası ve pazarın Çin ürünlerine açılmasında temsil ediliyor. Ayrıca, çevredeki çevrenin seviyesi, destekleyici ve tamamlayıcı endüstrilerin seviyesi, hükümetin yerel ürünlere verdiği destek, mevcut fırsatların seviyesi, ayakkabı endüstrisi için üretim ve pazarlama sorunlarının seviyesi arasında pozitif bir ilişki olduğu sonucuna varılmıştır. Filistin ve rekabet gücünün artması. Araştırmacı, Filistin Ekonomi Bakanlığı'na bu eski zanaatı çöküşten korumak ve desteklemek için Çin ayakkabılarının ithalatını sınırlamasını, tüketicilerin Khalili ayakkabılarının kalitesine olan güvenini artırmasını, ihracatlarını artırmasını ve onlara dış ve bölgesel pazarlar açmasını tavsiye etti. The shoe industry in Hebron is one of the industries that the city of Hebron is proud of, as the Khalili shoe was named due to Hebron’s contribution to its manufacture in the first place. The Khalili shoe is distinguished of its quality as the raw materials are obtained naturally from animals’ skins after tanning them. However, making and marketing the national shoes in Hebron, and in Palestine in general has faced many difficulties. The researcher followed the deductive approach, the analysis method was used to find out the most important challenges and challenges that stand in the way of exporting and marketing local shoes in all world markets, and how to increase competitiveness among global shoes . The researcher used the statistical methods in which she used (t-test) to test hypotheses and (Pearson correlation) for the relationship between the level of important questions and the level of manufacturing and marketing problems in Palestine. The results of the study concluded that there are many challenges that face making and marketing the shoe industry. These are represented in the closure of the boarders, the Israeli blockade and opening the market to Chinese products. It also concluded that there is a positive relationship among the level of the surrounding environment, the level of supporting and supplementary industries, the government’s support for local products, the level of available opportunities, the level of manufacturing and marketing problems for the shoe industry in Palestine, and the increase in competitiveness. The researcher recommended the Palestinian Ministry of Economy to limit the import of Chinese shoes, enhance consumer confidence in the quality of Khalili shoes, increase their exports and open foreign and regional markets to them, in order to promote and protect this ancient craft from collapse.

Published
2021

308. How to measure children's feet: 3D foot scanning compared with established 2D manual or digital methods.

Author

Mueller J, Richter M, Schaefer K, Ganz J, Lohscheller J, and Mueller S

Subjects
Humans, Child, Child, Preschool, Body Weights and Measures, Shoes, Foot diagnostic imaging, Heel
Abstract

Background: In infants and young children, a wide heterogeneity of foot shape is typical. Therefore, children, who are additionally influenced by rapid growth and maturation, are a very special cohort for foot measurements and the footwear industry. The importance of foot measurements for footwear fit, design, as well as clinical applications has been sufficiently described. New measurement techniques (3D foot scanning) allow the assessment of the individual foot shape. However, the validity in comparison to conventional methods remains unclear. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to compare 3D foot scanning with two established measurement methods (2D digital scanning/manual foot measurements)., Methods: Two hundred seventy seven children (125 m / 152 f; mean ± SD: 8.0 ± 1.5yrs; 130.2 ± 10.7cm; 28.0 ± 7.3kg) were included into the study. After collection of basic data (sex, age (yrs), body height (cm), body weight (kg)) geometry of the right foot was measured in static condition (stance) with three different measurement systems (fixed order): manual foot measurement, 2D foot scanning (2D desk scanner) and 3D foot scanning (hand-held 3D scanner). Main outcomes were foot length, foot width (projected; anatomical; instep), heel width and anatomical foot ball breadth. Analysis of variances for dependent samples was applied to test for differences between foot measurement methods (Post-hoc analysis: Tukey-Kramer-Test; α=0.05)., Results: Significant differences were found for all outcome measures comparing the three methods (p<0.0001). The span of foot length differences ranged from 3 to 6mm with 2D scans showing the smallest and 3D scans the largest deviations. Foot width measurements in comparison of 3D and 2D scans showed consistently higher values for 3D measurements with the differences ranging from 1mm to 3mm., Conclusions: The findings suggests that when comparing foot data, it is important to consider the differences caused by new measurement methods. Differences of about 0.6cm are relevant when measuring foot length, as this is the difference of a complete shoe size (Parisian point). Hence, correction factors may be required to compare the results of different measurements appropriately. The presented results may have relevance in the field of ergonomics (shoe industry) as well as clinical practice., (© 2023. The Author(s).)

Published
2023
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310. Delivering Happiness, Tony Style.

Subjects
SHOE industry, FOOTWEAR industry
Abstract

Diana HagermanDIRECTOR OF SALES, SEYCHELLES& BC FOOTWEAR "I met Tony more than a decade agowhile visiting the Zappos offices. Erik BurbankCHIEF BRAND OFFICER, KEEN "I met Tony in 2001, when Zappos was startingto gain traction and they were looking to getinto outdoor footwear. His impact on the shoe industry:"What a joy Zappos has been: settingnew standards for company cultureand also valuing the vendor -- actuallycelebrating the vendor partner. Tony's lasting legacy:"Zappos is the company that empoweredconsumers to believe what they wanted shoulddetermine what and how it was offered. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2020

312. Self-employment in Cuba: between informality and entrepreneurship – the case of shoe manufacturing.

Author

Concepción, Yailenis Mulet

Subjects
*SELF-employment, *SHOE industry, *INFORMAL sector, *BLACK market, *SAVINGS, *TWENTY-first century, ECONOMIC conditions in Cuba
Abstract

This article discusses the phenomenon of self-employment in Cuba from three perspectives: its conceptualisation, its links with informality and the challenges to its growth. First, it reviews the characteristics of self-employment in Cuba, in comparison with available theory and with various studies of informality carried out in other countries. Second, it documents the dimensions of informality and Cuba’s black market economy through the study of a specific sector of the independent labour force: shoe producers. Third, it considers the main challenges for the growth of self-employment in Cuba, as illustrated by the case of Cuban shoemakers, and draws some lessons that should improve the situation of this sector, taking into account different international studies. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2016
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313. A case-case study on sinonasal cancer prevention: effect from dust reduction in woodworking and risk of mastic/solvents in shoemaking.

Author

Emanuelli, Enzo, Alexandre, Enrico, Cazzador, Diego, Comiati, Vera, Volo, Tiziana, Zanon, Alessia, Scapellato, Maria Luisa, Carrieri, Mariella, Martini, Alessandro, and Mastrangelo, Giuseppe

Subjects
*CONFIDENCE intervals, *DUST, *HEAD tumors, *NECK tumors, *QUESTIONNAIRES, *SQUAMOUS cell carcinoma, *BREATHING apparatus, *LOGISTIC regression analysis, *SEQUENCE analysis, *ODDS ratio, TUMOR prevention
Abstract

Background and aims: Sinonasal cancers (SNCs) are rare neoplasms, accounting for about 3 % of head and neck cancers, with squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and adenocarcinoma (ADC) as the most common subtypes. ADCs present strong associations with occupational wood dust exposure. Preventive measures have progressively reduced wood dust concentrations in workplaces but no study has evaluated the effectiveness of such interventions. Few studies indicate associations between ADC and exposure to solvents, which is common in the shoe industry, but this hypothesis still needs confirmation. Methods: In a case-case study, we contrasted 32 ADCs against 21 Non-Adenocarcinoma Epithelial Tumors (NAETs) -- all recruited from the same clinical setting (Padua's University Hospital; period 2004-2015) -- using questionnaires and clinical records to collect information on potential predictors. Non-occupational factors were age, sex, smoking, allergy and chronic sinusitis. Occupational factors were intensity and frequency of wood dust exposure, protection from wood dust, type of wood (in woodworking); frequency of exposure to leather dust or mastic/solvent (in shoemaking). Odds-ratio (OR), 95 % confidence interval (95 % CI) and two-tail p-values were obtained through stepwise backward logistic regression for each industry, always using as reference patients never employed in either trade and adjusting for non-occupational risk factors. Results: Adjusted OR was 22.5 (95 % CI = 3.50-144; p = 0.001) and 9.37 (95 % CI = 1.29-67.6; p = 0.026), respectively, in patients with low or high degree of protection against wood dust. In the shoe industry, adjusted OR was 1 and 18.8 (95 % CI = 1.29-174; p = 0.030), respectively, in patients with low or high exposure to only mastic/solvent; and 1 and 22.5 (95 % CI = 2.07-244; p = 0.011), respectively, in patients with low or high exposure to only leather dust. Discussion and conclusions: The questionnaire used was able to estimate with simple algorithms past exposures in wood and footwear industries. The case-case design considerably increased the validity of this small study. Results in this study were always consistent with the extant literature; this could support reliability of novel findings. In woodworking, respiratory protective equipment and local exhaust ventilation reduced the risk of occupational SNC; in footwear manufacture, where preventive interventions were seldom adopted, SNC risk was significantly greater for high exposure from mastic/solvent and leather dust. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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314. THE FOURIER SERIES USED IN ANALYSE OF THE CAM MECHANISMS FOR THE SHOEMAKING MACHINES (PART II).

Author

Alina, IOVAN-DRAGOMIR and Mariana, DRIȘCU

Subjects
FOURIER series, SHOE industry, COMPUTER assisted instruction, MATHEMATICAL optimization, ROTATING machinery
Abstract

A computer assisted procedure for the cinematic analysis of the mechanism of a cam is essential in making a certain type of research operations. They mainly refer to the optimization of operations running on specific machinery, or to the re-design of the mechanism, in order to make the mechanism digital. This analysis seems even more important, when we consider the fact that most of the machines used in shoe industry nowadays use a cam mechanism. The paper is devided in two parts. In first part, it is elaborated a method of finding of a function G(x), belonging to a Fourier series, which approximates the numerical values {xi, yi}, with the biggest accuracy. Finding the function that approximates the most accurately the data set, for the position parameters of the follower S(ω), ( ) will lead to a complete kinematic and dynamic analysis of the cam mechanism. These values repeat with T = 2π period. In second part, the method is tasted using MatCAD work sessions which allow a numerical and graphical analysis of the mathematical relations involved, in order to test the reability of the method. The set of experimental data are resulted after measuring a cam mechanism of a machine used in shoemaking. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

319. MarketLine Industry Profile: Global Footwear.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, SHOE industry
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the global footwear industry, looking at companies including Adidas AG, Esprit Holdings Ltd. and Nike Inc. Topics include an executive summary of the footwear industry as of May 2014, descriptions of the competitive landscape, and market volumes. Other topics include geographic segmentation, suppliers in the industry, and the lack of substitutes in the market.

Published
2014

320. MarketLine Industry Profile: Footwear in Italy.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, MEN'S footwear industry, WOMEN'S footwear industry, SHOE industry, INDUSTRIAL statistics, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the footwear industry in Italy. An executive summary of the industry in Italy is included as well as general market overview and descriptions of the competitive landscape and leading companies within the market. Graphic representations of related key financial data, market volumes and forecasts are also included.

Published
2014

321. MarketLine Industry Profile: Footwear in Hungary.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, MEN'S footwear industry, WOMEN'S footwear industry, SHOE industry, INDUSTRIAL statistics, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the footwear industry in Hungary. An executive summary of the industry in Hungary is included as well as general market overview and descriptions of the competitive landscape and leading companies within the market. Graphic representations of related key financial data, market volumes and forecasts are also included.

Published
2014

322. MarketLine Industry Profile: Footwear in Denmark.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, MEN'S footwear industry, WOMEN'S footwear industry, SHOE industry, INDUSTRIAL statistics, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the footwear industry in Denmark. An executive summary of the industry in Denmark is included as well as general market overview and descriptions of the competitive landscape and leading companies within the market. Graphic representations of related key financial data, market volumes and forecasts are also included.

Published
2014

323. MarketLine Industry Profile: Footwear in the Czech Republic.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, MEN'S footwear industry, WOMEN'S footwear industry, SHOE industry, INDUSTRIAL statistics, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the footwear industry in Czech Republic. An executive summary of the industry in Czech Republic is included as well as general market overview and descriptions of the competitive landscape and leading companies within the market. Graphic representations of related key financial data, market volumes and forecasts are also included.

Published
2014

324. MarketLine Industry Profile: Footwear in China.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, MEN'S footwear industry, WOMEN'S footwear industry, SHOE industry, INDUSTRIAL statistics, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the footwear industry in China. An executive summary of the industry in China is included as well as general market overview and descriptions of the competitive landscape and leading companies within the market. Graphic representations of related key financial data, market volumes and forecasts are also included.

Published
2014

325. MarketLine Industry Profile: Footwear in Brazil.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, MEN'S footwear industry, WOMEN'S footwear industry, SHOE industry, INDUSTRIAL statistics, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the footwear industry in Brazil. An executive summary of the industry in Brazil is included as well as general market overview and descriptions of the competitive landscape and leading companies within the market. Graphic representations of related key financial data, market volumes and forecasts are also included.

Published
2014

326. MarketLine Industry Profile: Footwear in Australia.

Subjects
FOOTWEAR industry, MEN'S footwear industry, WOMEN'S footwear industry, SHOE industry, INDUSTRIAL statistics, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The report presents a profile of the footwear industry in Australia. An executive summary of the industry in Australia is included as well as general market overview and descriptions of the competitive landscape and leading companies within the market. Graphic representations of related key financial data, market volumes and forecasts are also included.

Published
2014

327. Application of bacterial cellulose in the textile and shoe industry: development of biocomposites

Author

Marta Fernandes, António Pedro Souto, Francisco M. Gama, Fernando Dourado, and Universidade do Minho

Subjects
Engineering, biocomposite, Textile, Shoe industry, QD415-436, acrylated epoxidized soybean oil, 02 engineering and technology, 010402 general chemistry, Biochemistry, 01 natural sciences, Bacterial cellulose, Agricultural science, Biotecnologia Médica [Ciências Médicas], emulsion polymerization, leather, Acrylated epoxidized soybean oil, textile, Scope (project management), bacterial cellulose, business.industry, Emulsion polymerization, 021001 nanoscience & nanotechnology, 0104 chemical sciences, Leather, Ciências Médicas::Biotecnologia Médica, 0210 nano-technology, business, Biocomposite
Abstract

Several studies report the potential of bacterial cellulose (BC) in the fashion and leather industries. This work aimed at the development of BC-based composites containing emulsified acrylated epoxidized soybean oil (AESO) that are polymerized with the redox initiator system hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and L-ascorbic acid and ferrous sulfate as a catalyst. BC was fermented under static culture. The polymerization of the emulsified organic droplets was tested before and after their incorporation into BC by exhaustion. The composites were then finished with an antimicrobial agent (benzalkonium chloride) and dyed. The obtained composites were characterized in terms of wettability, water vapor permeability (WVP), mechanical, thermal and antimicrobial properties. When AESO emulsion was polymerized prior to the exhaustion process, the obtained composites showed higher WVP, tensile strength and thermal stability. Meanwhile, post-exhaustion polymerized AESO conferred the composite higher hydrophobicity and elongation. The composites finished with the antimicrobial agent showed activity against S. aureus. Finally, intense colors were obtained more uniformly when they were incorporated simultaneously with the emulsified AESO with all the dyes tested., FEDER funds through the Operational Competitiveness Program—COMPETE and by National Funds through Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (FCT) under the project POCI-01-0145-FEDER-007136 and UID/CTM/00264/2019 and by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) under the scope of the strategic funding of UIDB/04469/2020 unit., info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion

Published
2021

329. Schuhmarkt im Umbruch - Erfolgsbeispiele aus dem Handel: Schuhhaus Hittcher, Hamburg: "Jeder Marktplatz ist wie eine neue Filiale".

Author

Nowicki, Jörg

Subjects
SHOE industry, CHOICE (Psychology), ELECTRONIC commerce, BANKRUPTCY, SHOE stores, LABOR theory of value, PRICE increases, MARKETPLACES, BRAND name products, SHOES
Abstract

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Published
2023

330. Schuhmarkt im Umbruch - Erfolgsbeispiele aus dem Handel: Schuhhaus Meyer, Lübbecke: "Es geht um Kleinstteiligkeit".

Author

Reiner, Simone

Subjects
LABOR costs, SHOE industry, CITY promotion, COST structure, CONSUMERS, QUALITY of service, FOOTSTEPS, SHOES, SHOE stores
Abstract

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Published
2023

331. Rettung für den Schuhfilialisten?: Görtz findet neuen Investor.

Author

Reiner, Simone

Subjects
SUPPLIERS, INVESTORS, SHOES, ANNOUNCEMENTS, BANKRUPTCY, RETAIL industry, SHOE industry
Abstract

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Published
2023

332. Was läuft bei Schuh und Sport Mücke, Felix Schmuck?: "Geschlossene Modelle in Farbe und Sneaker".

Author

Javorovic, Mara

Subjects
SHOE industry, CONSUMERS, RETAIL industry, CUSTOMER services, SNEAKERS, LOW temperature (Weather), RETAIL stores
Abstract

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Published
2023

333. TW exklusiv: Görtz: Investor springt ab, Zukunft ungewiss.

Author

Dörpmund, Tim and Reiner, Simone

Subjects
SHOE industry, SUPPLIERS, ORGANIZATIONAL performance, SHOES, COOPERATION, RETAIL industry
Abstract

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Published
2023

334. Destatis: Erzeugerpreise im März: So haben die Preise der Mode- und Schuhproduzenten zugelegt.

Author

Prokasky, Anke

Subjects
CONSUMER price indexes, WHOLESALE prices, PRICE increases, SHOE industry, LEATHER goods, TEXTILE industry, FOOD prices
Abstract

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Published
2023

335. Stärkung speziell für den Bereich Nonfood-Handel : HDE: Neues Mitglied im Präsidium.

Author

Prokasky, Anke

Subjects
SHOE industry, TERM limits (Public office), TRADE associations, MARKETING, RETAIL industry, DEREGULATION
Abstract

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Published
2023

336. Schuhhandel: "Probleme mit der Liquidität".

Author

Friedl, Manuel

Subjects
SHOE industry, INTEREST-free loans, PRICES, RUNNING shoes, CONSORTIA, COMMERCIAL buildings, SHOE stores
Abstract

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Published
2023

337. Schuhhandel: Dominici ist insolvent.

Author

Pfeifer-Medlin, Brigitte

Subjects
BANKRUPTCY, INTERNET stores, SHOE industry, DEBTOR & creditor, INVENTORIES, EURO
Abstract

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Published
2023

338. Neuzugang im Unternehmen: So will Clarks die deutschen Sneaker-Händler erreichen.

Author

Dörpmund, Tim

Subjects
BRAND awareness, EXECUTIVE recruiting, BRANDING (Marketing), SHOE industry, BRAND name products, CHIEF executive officers, SHOES
Abstract

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Published
2023

339. Start bei Fashion Cloud: Neuer Job für Markus Dielmann.

Author

Dörpmund, Tim

Subjects
SHOE industry, SALES executives, MANUFACTURING industries, DIGITIZATION, BANKRUPTCY
Abstract

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Published
2023

340. Kicked Out of the Nest.

Author

A. D.

Subjects
*EXECUTIVES, *ENTREPRENEURSHIP, *SHOE industry, *SHEEP ranches, *WOOL industry, *SOCCER players
Published
2023

341. Connected Retail: Caprice steigt ein ins Plattform-Business.

Author

Reiner, Simone

Subjects
DIGITAL technology, SHOE industry, SHOES, ELECTRONIC commerce, ONLINE shopping, RETAIL industry
Abstract

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Published
2023

342. Rekordumsatz: Deichmann nimmt die 8 Milliarden-Hürde.

Author

Reiner, Simone

Subjects
CORPORATE profits, ELECTRONIC commerce, OUTLET stores, SHOE industry, ONLINE shopping, SHOE stores, EURO, DIGITIZATION
Abstract

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Published
2023

343. Betreibergesellschaft von Schuhkay 1882: KG Schuhkay rückt unter den Schutzschirm.

Author

Dörpmund, Tim

Subjects
CORPORATE reorganizations, RUSSIAN invasion of Ukraine, 2022-, SHOE industry, CONSUMER behavior, BANKRUPTCY
Abstract

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Published
2023

344. Ifo-Geschäftsklima: Sonderauswertung für Bekleidungs- und Schuhhandel: Optimismus im Modehandel verfestigt sich.

Author

Freutel, Aziza

Subjects
BANKING industry, CLOTHING industry, SHOE industry, TRADE shows, CLOTHING & dress, TURBULENCE
Abstract

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Published
2023

345. TW-Interview mit Baldinini-CEO Christian Prazzoli: "Wir sind zurück in Deutschland".

Author

Bayer, Tobias

Subjects
ONLINE marketplaces, CHIEF executive officers, RETAIL store openings, REBRANDING (Marketing), SHOE industry, TURBULENCE
Abstract

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Published
2023

346. Running-Spezialist legt Jahreszahlen vor: On knackt Milliardenmarke beim Umsatz.

Author

Rösch, Bert

Subjects
FINANCIAL market reaction, SHOE industry, SWISS franc, FINANCIAL performance, STOCK prices, FISCAL year, RUNNING shoes, SHOE stores
Abstract

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Published
2023

347. Weiterer Schuh-Player in der Krise: Schuh-Großhändler Pölking saniert sich in Eigenverwaltung.

Author

Reiner, Simone

Subjects
SHOE industry, COVID-19 pandemic, FINANCIAL stress, DISTRIBUTORS (Commerce), WAGES, CRISES
Abstract

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Published
2023

348. Store des Tages Frühjahr 2023: Tamaris läutet Store-Generation mit Bekleidung ein.

Author

Reiner, Simone

Subjects
SHOE industry, COLOR in design, RETAIL store openings, BRAND name products, TEXTILES, LIFESTYLES
Abstract

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Published
2023

349. Schuhorder Herbst 2023: Von Pumps, Profil und Profit.

Author

Bangert, André and Reiner, Simone

Subjects
MEN'S shoes, TRADE shows, SHOE industry, SHOES, RETAIL stores, INTERNET sales, FASHION
Abstract

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Published
2023

350. Münchner Unternehmerehepaar: Das sind die Görtz-Investoren.

Author

Dörpmund, Tim

Subjects
BUSINESSPEOPLE, RETAIL industry, SHOE industry, PARENT companies, WORK experience (Employment), STOCKHOLDERS, SHOES
Abstract

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Published
2023

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