US: International growth boosts Collective Brands' Q1

Author: just-style.com | 2 June 2010

Collective Brands posted a 43% increase in first quarter profit, buoyed by international sales growth of 23.1% from its Payless chain and its Performance and Lifestyle Group (PLG).

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