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Eddie Bauer stores could close amid possible bankruptcy filing: Reports — REUTERS / Rick Wilking

Business · United States

Eddie Bauer stores could close amid possible bankruptcy filing: Reports

65% Center coverage: 76 sources

The company that operates roughly 180 Eddie Bauer stores across the U.S. and Canada may soon file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, potentially setting up closures for the outdoor recreation brand.See the Story

Target · Minneapolis

Target’s brand new CEO faces a sales slump and turmoil in Minneapolis

71% Center coverage: 24 sources

By Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN New York (CNN) — Target’s business is in a slump, competition is bearing down and its hometown of Minneapolis is in crisis from massive federal immigration operations. It’s a fraught moment for a new CEO to start. Michael Fiddelke officially took over as Target’s chief executive Sunday. Fiddelke started his career at Target as an intern in 2003 and rose up the company’s ranks. “We have real work to do,” he said in a p…See the Story

Ontario court hands $750K fine to Estee Lauder over use of ‘forever chemical’ in select eyeliner products — REUTERS / Lucy Nicholson

Environment Canada · Ontario

Ontario court hands $750K fine to Estee Lauder over use of ‘forever chemical’ in select eyeliner products

77% Left coverage: 22 sources

An Ontario court has issued a $750,000 fine to Estee Lauder after the cosmetics company pled guilty to violating the Canadian Environmental Protection Act following the discovery of a “forever chemical” in select eyeliner products.See the Story

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