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Evan Clark

Deputy Managing Editor

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Evan Clark is deputy managing editor at WWD where he has written about the fashion industry through the lenses of technology, finance, business and politics. In his current role, he helps guide WWD’s financial and technology coverage and writes breaking news and analysis of mergers and acquisitions and business trends. He joined WWD in 2000 as a financial reporter and his career has included positions covering firms such as Jones, Kellwood and Fifth & Pacific as well as in Washington, D.C., covering major political and regulatory issues. He holds a bachelor of arts in English literature from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

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The recent grad is hitting Manhattan with her funky line and a new pop-up.

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The Tommy Hifliger and Calvin Klein parent is looking to put its brand at the center of it all.

How Saks Global’s Business Started to Wake Up in Bankruptcy

The retailer began to come back to life as DIP funding and court supervision gave vendors more confidence in…

PVH’s Step-by-step Approach Tops Q4 Earnings Expectations

CEO Stefan Larsson is looking back at four years of his PVH+ plan and sees a company that is more engaged and…

Saks Global’s Expensive Journey Through Bankruptcy

The retailer has found out the hard way how expensive it is to go broke.

Consumer Confidence Continues to Drop as Gas Prices Rise

The University of Michigan's sentiment survey found a 6 percent drop for March.

Remembering the Quotable David Simon

As the mall giant parried with Wall Street, he defended retail, the mall and his business from all comers.

The Trickle Down From Gas Prices to Fashion Retail

The war in Iran and the attendant disruption in the oil market have sent shock waves through the global…

Who Was Saks Global Paying Before the Bankruptcy? 

The luxury retailer paid out $1.4 billion to creditors in the three months before succumbing to Chapter 11 in…

Lululemon CEO Search Continues as Former Levi’s Chief Chip Bergh Joins the Board

The company's Q4 profits topped expectations, but the outlook was tepid and everyone's looking to the empty…

Saks Global CEO Pay, Past and Present

Current CEO Geoffroy van Raemdonck received an $8.5 million sign-on payment when he stepped in to stabilize…

Saks Global Unlocks Access to Another $300M in Bankruptcy Funding

Bondholders gave their thumbs up to the luxury retailer's five-year business plan.