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2. Eddie Bauer - Wikipedia

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   Eddie Bauer Germany also opened two new stores in Germany. [11] Eddie Bauer continued to expand in North America and internationally throughout 1997, opening the 500th U.S. store. [19] Internationally, Eddie Bauer Japan opened 11 new stores, bringing the total to 24 stores in Japan, along with four outlet stores in various locations.

3. Eddie Bauer (outdoorsman) - Wikipedia

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   Eddie Bauer (October 19, 1899 – April 18, 1986) [1] was an American outdoorsman, inventor, author, and businessman. He founded the Eddie Bauer company to sell tennis-related items in Seattle , Washington in 1920. [ 1 ]

4. PacSun - Wikipedia

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   At the time of the bankruptcy filing, there were 593 stores with no immediate plans to close any locations. [12] In 2018, PacSun merged with Eddie Bauer, also owned by Golden Gate, to form PSEB. Mike Egeck, CEO and President of Eddie Bauer, became the Chief Executive Officer of PSEB, with oversight of both the Eddie Bauer and PacSun brands ...

5. Eddie Bauer: Lost touch with its brand, probably headed for ...

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   According to some reports, outdoor outfitter Eddie Bauer may seek bankruptcy protection as early as this week. On the bright side, however, three companies -- Hilco Consumer Capital, CCMP Capital ...

6. Tailored Brands - Wikipedia

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   In an attempt to dilute shares and become too large for Men's Wearhouse to purchase, Jos. A. Bank agreed to acquire the men's outdoor clothing company Eddie Bauer for $825 million. [14] Men's Wearhouse immediately responded by filing a lawsuit to block the proposed acquisition, which was expedited by Delaware Judge J. Travis Laster."

7. Spiegel (US retailer) - Wikipedia

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   Eddie Bauer's merchandise was popular enough that the company encountered issues with out-of-stock merchandise occurrences—a direct result of high consumer demand. Eddie Bauer also made headlines in 1996 when it introduced "Balance Day" to its employees, which was an extra day off per year.