Footwear retailer Steven Madden has reported a 12.9 per cent third-quarter sales rise after its wholesale and retail units saw good demand, and has announced the forthcoming departure of president Richard Olicker.
USA: Steven Madden Q3 Sales Up, President To Leave
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