If you think it’s tough shopping for one house or apartment, how would you like to have to shop for millions of them? Chicagoan Betti Rosenberg loves it. Rosenberg, a former interior designer, gave up ...
On July 19, bankrupt cataloger Downers Grove, IL-based Spiegel Inc. sold its flagship catalog to a New York-based entity known as Spiegel Catalog Holdings Corp. The group is led by the cataloger’s ...
(Catalog Age) Two down, one to go: Bankrupt Downers Grove, IL-based SpiegelGroup on May 24 agreed to sell its Spiegel general merchandise catalog to Hinsdale, IL-based Pangea Holdings Ltd. Pangea ...
Spiegel Inc. is holding a clearance sale, looking to sell its namesake home and apparel catalog and its chain of Eddie Bauer stores. If completed, the deals would shut down the Chicago retailing icon, ...
Gift Article. 10 Remaining As a subscriber, you have 10 articles to gift each month. Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. Bankrupt retailer Spiegel Inc. on Monday said it has ...
Spiegel Inc. received approval on Tuesday to sell the assets of its Spiegel Catalog business to investment firm Pangea Holdings Limited in U.S Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.
Spiegel Inc., the bankrupt retailer that pioneered mail-order marketing, yesterday won court approval to sell its flagship catalog business to private equity firm Pangea Holdings Ltd. for $53.4 ...
Spiegel Inc. on Monday became the latest retailer to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, a victim of falling sales at its nearly century-old catalog business and its Eddie Bauer stores along ...
The German family that controls The Spiegel Group on Wednesday chose a Hamburg executive to head the catalog company, which had been led by committee for several years. Spiegel’s new CEO is Martin ...
The private-equity owner of the women’s clothing catalogs Spiegel and Newport News is close to buying Massachusetts-based mail-order company Appleseed’s, according to sources familiar with the deal.
Unable to pull off condo projects on the Southwest Side, David Dubin, head of Chicago-based Dubin Residential, listed more than $64 million in debts but no more than $10 million in assets in a Chapter ...