US: American Eagle Q3 profit falls, cuts spending plans
Author: just-style.com | 26 November 2008
Third quarter profit at American Eagle Outfitters Inc has more than halved on lower same-store sales and higher markdowns, prompting the youth apparel retailer to cut its capital spending plans next year.
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