The representations and warranties are one of the most critical parts of a purchase and sales agreement, … because there’s a lot you don’t know.

There’s no question that Wal-Mart is ‘taking the gloves off’ on price heading into the holiday,

The problem is they don’t know what their inventory positions are by store and color style, … They don’t have the granularity on receipt of goods that their competitors have.

I think Wal-Mart would be best advised to take care of its existing customers as opposed to reaching up and trying to curry the favor of a more affluent customer.

I think they definitely would like to sell Eckerd at some point, … I don’t see where a spin-off does much for them. What they need is cash to accelerate the turnaround in its core...

This looks to be a relatively inexpensive, potentially important intervention that farmers can do; hay is lot cheaper than oats.

I think that’s reasonable over time, but it’s not going to come easily.

She just wore enough for modesty; no more!

I was just telling a friend of mine that I’ve never heard granny swear or raise her voice. She doesn’t smoke, doesn’t drink; she loves the Lord and that’s what keeps her in long life.

I think they are better with one entity rather than two. But it will be tough even with the merged entity to compete with the Federated juggernaut.

It’s quite rewarding to see the kids light up and really change their lives,

She just wore Enough for modesty – no more

[Wal-Mart] has missed a lot of fashion over the last six months or so, … There’s been a big change in the Wal-Mart customer. Their core customer is much more with it now in a...

Doug’s challenge is to fill the Sam’s buying ranks with a strong core of career wholesale merchants with the taste necessary to establish a top-drawer assortment capable of appealing to the individual customer.

Clearly, Wal-Mart’s fortunes over the next 12 to 18 months hinge on the quality of the job that Eduardo Castro- Wright does. He is the man on the hot seat.

Paul Pressler may be the wrong person to run the Gap.

The department stores did better than I expected to do. It was a decent performance in a tough environment for retail sales.

I think the group right now is suspect primarily because of the stock market and the implication the stock market has for consumer psychology.