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NEW ALBANY, Ohio (AP) - Girls' clothing retailer Tween Brands Inc. says it's being acquired by women's apparel seller Dress Barn Inc. in a stock deal worth about $157 million. Suffern, N.Y.-based Dress Barn also will pay off the bank debt of Tween Brands, the New Albany, Ohio, company behind the Justice stores aimed at girls 7-14. Dress Barn CEO David Jaffe said Thursday the Justice... [read full story]
By Mark Langshaw, Gaming/Comics Reporter Rumours that Sega is about to announce a new Sonic compilation for the Nintendo DS or PlayStation 3 have begun to intensify. Reports began to circulate when the British Board of Film...
Joanne Hart, Investment Editor of Financial Mail The Mail on Sunday's share-tipping column reviews its Dogs of the Footsie portfolio of highest-yielding stocks and sees it lose further ground. Against this backdrop, the Midas...
Neal Walker, Sky News Online An experienced canoeist has died after becoming trapped under his boat while riding a flooded river in Devon. Flood warnings have been issued for the River Dart The 46-year-old man from Reading was...
Published Date: 22 November 2009 Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone has revealed December 9 is the deadline for a deal to be done if the British Grand Prix is to take place next summer. Plans to switch the race from...
