David Moin

New York

Senior Editor at Women's Wear Daily (WWD)

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Moda Operandi Promotes April Hennig to President

1 week ago | wwd.com | David Moin |Lisa Lockwood

April Hennig has been promoted to the newly created role of president at Moda Operandi, the luxury website. The new position has Hennig, who was chief merchandising officer, leading the company's revenue-driving and brand-building functions, including private client sales, digital marketing, creative and merchandising.
Consumer Spending Rebounds in March, But Will It Last?

1 week ago | footwearnews.com | David MoinPlus icon |David Moin

While consumer sentiment this year has tanked, Americans were stocking up on goods last month to beat presumed tariff-related price hikes ahead. U.S. retail sales grew in March after two straight months of declines, in an apparent stocking up by Americans to beat looming tariff-related price hikes. Total retail sales, excluding automobiles and gasoline, in March were up 0.6 percent seasonally adjusted from February, according to the CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor.
Consumer Spending Rebounds in March, But Will It Last?

1 week ago | sourcingjournal.com | David Moin

U.S. retail sales grew in March after two straight months of declines, in an apparent stocking up by Americans to beat looming tariff-related price hikes. Total retail sales, excluding automobiles and gasoline, in March were up 0.6 percent seasonally adjusted from February, according to the CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor. That compares to month-over-month sales decreases of 0.22 percent in February and 1.07 percent in January.
Consumer Spending Rebounds in March, But Will It Last?

1 week ago | wwd.com | David Moin

U.S. retail sales grew in March after two straight months of declines, in an apparent stocking up by Americans to beat looming tariff-related price hikes. Total retail sales, excluding automobiles and gasoline, in March were up 0.6 percent seasonally adjusted from February, according to the CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor. That compares to month-over-month sales decreases of 0.22 percent in February and 1.07 percent in January.
Analyst Report Puts Kohl's Liquidity Under the Microscope

1 week ago | wwd.com | David Moin

While Kohl's Corp. has a fresh turnaround plan orchestrated by its new chief executive officer, persistent negative sales trends and debt levels remain concerns. On Monday, TD Cowen, a leading global investment bank and financial services firm and division of TD Securities, put Kohl's on a "liquidity watch" report evaluating cash flows and balance sheets of Kohl's and other department and specialty stores.
DIFFA Goes to Church With Annual Fundraiser

3 weeks ago | wwd.com | David Moin

In an evening filled with dancing drag queens, interior designers donning masks, and the spirit of generosity, DIFFA on Wednesday evening staged its annual fundraiser at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan's Morningside Heights neighborhood. Also known as the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, DIFFA was founded 40 years ago to fight the disease. But as Tom Polucci, chairman of the board of DIFFA, explained: "We're really onto something new.
Why Time Ran Out for Forever 21 in the U.S.

3 weeks ago | sourcingjournal.com | David Moin

Forever 21 in the U.S. fell victim to a familiar trap in retailing—too many stores, too much square footage. So did Gap Inc.; Macy’s; Abercrombie & Fitch; Limited Inc.; Sears, Roebuck; Payless Shoes; Benetton, and Barneys New York, at one time or another. Some effectively streamlined to become sturdier businesses, or in the case of Payless, Sears, Benetton and Barneys, disappeared from the U.S. retail scene under the weight of excessive debt and waning sales.
Why Time Ran Out for Forever 21 in the U.S.

3 weeks ago | wwd.com | David Moin

Forever 21 in the U.S. fell victim to a familiar trap in retailing - too many stores, too much square footage. So did Gap Inc.; Macy's; Abercrombie & Fitch; Limited Inc.; Sears, Roebuck; Payless Shoes; Benetton, and Barneys New York, at one time or another. Some effectively streamlined to become sturdier businesses, or in the case of Payless, Sears, Benetton and Barneys, disappeared from the U.S. retail scene under the weight of excessive debt and waning sales.
Khloé Kardashian’s Good American Advances Its Retail Agenda

3 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | David Moin

Good American , the denim -centric brand cofounded by Khloé Kardashian and Emma Grede, has revved up its retail agenda with additional freestanding stores and shops-in-shop in the works. The brand also has a new store design created in association with the global architecture and design firm MG2.
Khlo√© Kardashian's Good American Advances Its Retail Agenda

3 weeks ago | wwd.com | David Moin

Good American, the denim-centric brand cofounded by Khloé Kardashian and Emma Grede, has revved up its retail agenda with additional freestanding stores and shops-in-shop in the works. The brand also has a new store design created in association with the global architecture and design firm MG2.