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	Brown Shoe Company - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brown Shoe Company is a footwear company that owns a variety of popular footwear brands in the United States and Canada.
		Brown Shoe Company, Inc. (NYSE:BWS) is a $1.84 billion footwear company with worldwide operations recognized as The Leader in Footwear.
		Brown Shoe's wholesale divisions own and market leading footwear brands including Naturalizer, LifeStride, Connie, Buster Brown; it also markets licensed brands including Dr. Scholl's and Carlos by Carlos Santana for adults, and Barbie, Spider-Man and Bob-the-Builder character footwear for children.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brown_Shoe_Company (174 words)

	Brown Shoe Co. v. U. S. (1962) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Brown urged that not only were the age and sex of the intended customers to be considered in determining the relevant line of commerce, but that differences in grade of material, quality of workmanship, price, and customer use of shoes resulted in establishing different lines of commerce.
		Brown further contended that, both at the manufacturing level and at the retail level, the shoe industry enjoyed healthy competition and that the vigor of this competition would not, in any event, be diminished by the proposed merger because Kinney manufactured less than 0.5% and retailed less than 2% of the Nation's shoes.
		Brown manufactures about the same percentage of the Nation's children's shoes (5.8%) as it does of the Nation's youths' and boys' shoes (6.5%), of the Nation's misses' and children's shoes (6.0%) and of the Nation's infants' and babies' shoes (4.9%).
	www.ripon.edu /faculty/BowenJ/antitrust/brwnshoe.htm (8165 words)

	MSN Money - BWS Key Developments: Investing
		Brown Shoe Company, Inc. announced that as a result of charges and costs associated with a series of moves to further strengthen its flagship Naturalizer brand, its earnings full year 2005 guidance of $2.30 to $2.45 per diluted share, has changed to $1.75 to $2.00 per share for fiscal 2005.
		Brown Shoe therefore estimates earnings per share will be in the range of $0.90 to $1.00 for the third quarter, and believes its earnings guidance of $2.10 to $2.15 per share for the full year 2002 will be achieved.
		Brown Shoe Company, Inc. announced that it continues to be comfortable with the current earnings per share expectations of $0.59 for the second quarter of fiscal 2002 and $2.25 for the full fiscal year.
	news.moneycentral.msn.com /ticker/sigdev.asp?Symbol=BWS (4945 words)

	Brown's Shoe Fit Co. - New Balance, Naturalizer, Nike, Red Wing, Clarks, and More!
		Brown decided that if a fellow could start a business in a 4-foot wide stairway and do well, then he could open a store in a 9-foot wide front and achieve success.
		Brown worked diligently at the shoe store during the day and at night he would pack up a stock of shoes and call door to door to the country folks around the area.
		Brown’s business philosophies were a great success, and at the time of his death in 1958, the chain of Brown’s Shoe Fit Company stores had grown to 37 stores in 4 states, with much of the company owned by the people he believed in!
	www.brownsshoefitco.com (425 words)

	Brown Shoe News
		Brown Shoe, through its wholesale divisions, owns and markets leading footwear brands including Naturalizer, LifeStride, Connie, Buster Brown; it also markets licensed brands including Dr. Scholl's and Carlos by Carlos Santana for adults, and Barbie, Spider-Man and Bob-the-Builder character footwear for children.
		In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2002, the Company recorded pretax recoveries from the nonrecurring charges in 2001 of $2,012,000 ($1,215,000 aftertax) of which $803,000 is reflected as a reduction of Cost of Goods Sold and $1,209,000 is reflected as a reduction of Selling and Administrative Expense.
		The Company's income tax provisions and benefits in the respective periods are influenced by the mix of domestic versus offshore operating income, and the nonrecurring charges and credits recorded in fiscal 2001 and fiscal 2002.
	www.brownshoecompany.com /news/news_earnings.asp?UNID=C26282226A1E0DC086256CD9005ABDEA (1943 words)

	Brown Shoe Company Retirement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Brown Shoe Company, Inc. (NYSE: BWS) today announced the retirement of Brian C. Cook, executive vice president of the corporation and president of Famous Footwear to be effective when Mr.
		By 1965, he was managing the company's first 10,000-square-foot store, and by 1969 at age 27, was made a vice president with responsibility for buying most of the chain's footwear.
		He was named executive vice president of Brown Shoe in 1999 in recognition of the chain's unparalleled growth and tremendous success.
	www.apparelsearch.com /asap/_disc4/0000002b.htm (639 words)

	Brown Shoe Company, Inc. stock - The gift of a single share.
		Brown Shoe Company, Inc. is a footwear retailer and wholesaler.
		Brown Shoe's retail operations at February 2, 2002 included 1,376 retail shoe stores in the United States and Canada operating primarily under the Famous Footwear, Factory Brand Shoes, Warehouse Shoes, Supermarket of Shoes, Naturalizer and F.X. LaSalle names.
		The Company's Wholesale operation designs and markets branded, licensed and private label dress, casual and athletic footwear for women, men and children at a variety of price points to approximately 2,200 retailers.
	www.singleshare.com /stocks/bws.shtml (112 words)

	Brown Shoe - Company Profile - Computer Business Review
		BSC is engaged in the operation of retail shoe stores and wholesaling of footwear for women, men and children.
		The Brown Shoe Sourcing division sources footwear globally for the company's wholesale division, Naturalizer retail division and a part of Famous Footwear division.
		Brown Shoe earned $2.52 per share or $46.9 million in 2003.As shown in the reconciliation from GAAP to non-GAAP results in the Financial Highlights, earnings were $2.77 per share or $51.6 million excluding special charges, an increase of 17.4 percent over comparable 2002 results.
	www.cbronline.com /companyprofile.asp?guid=055EDD02-E283-4485-B5F1-1ABF2EC4E8CA (2229 words)

	Brown Shoe News
		Brown Shoe is a $1.6 billion footwear company with worldwide operations.
		Brown Shoe is headquartered in St. Louis, MO. Its press releases are available by fax through PR Newswire's Company News On-Call fax service at 800-758-5804, extension 109435.
		Brown Shoe information also is available on the Company's web site at http://www.brownshoe.com.
	www.pagodausa.com /news/index.asp?UNID=3909F32385E9555A86256943005BC96B (550 words)

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		Brown Shoe Company: Trade name Complainant first used commercially for the manufacturing, advertisement, and distribution of shoes and footwear in 1893 and has continually used since.
		Brown Shoe Company, Inc.: On January 2, 1913, Complainant was incorporated and registered as Brown Shoe Company, Inc. with the New York Department of State.
		The Brown Shoe Company, Inc. name was used continually as Complainant’s corporate name until 1972 when the company was re-designated as Brown Group, Inc. From 1972 to 1999, the shoe manufacturing, wholesaling and marketing division was named Brown Shoe Company.
	arbiter.wipo.int /domains/decisions/word/2001/d2001-0762.doc (6617 words)

	Brown Shoe News
		Brown Shoe has appointed Robert Brandon, Pat Geller, Barry Kove, Richard Len, Michael Beecher and Arlene Gaoiran to the Dr. Scholl's® sales team.
		Richard joined Brown Shoe Company in 2002 as an Account Director representing LifeStride, and served in that role until his recent transfer to the Original Dr. Scholl's® division.
		Brown Shoe Company has collaborated with Schering-Plough since 1991 to design and manufacture Dr. Scholl's® footwear for healthy feet and posture.
	www.pagodainternational.com /news/index.asp?UNID=D0F36A748C44613D86256D890066FF93 (535 words)

	Brown Shoe News
		Naturalizer, a division of Brown Shoe (NYSE:BWS) was originally launched in 1927, but began to fade in the mid-1980s as its style aged with its customer base.
		Brown Shoe also operates 400 Naturalizer stores in the U.S. and Canada that sell Naturalizer shoes and accessories.
		Other Brown Shoe divisions include its 900-store Famous Footwear chain, and its wholesale divisions, which own and market other leading footwear brands including LifeStride, Connie, Buster Brown; it also markets licensed brands including Dr. Scholl's and Carlos by Carlos Santana for adults, and Barbie, Spider-Man and other character footwear for children.
	www.brownshoecompany.com /news/index.asp?UNID=54F870EF2D8FBCFC86256C4F006EFED6 (480 words)

	WIPO Domain Name Decision: D2001-0762
		Brown Shoe is the commonly used service mark and trade name for Brown Shoe Company, Inc., Brown Shoe Company, Brown Shoe Co., and Brown Group, Inc., and has been for over a century.
		Respondent is also fully-aware of Complainant’s well-established reputation and goodwill in its "Brown Shoe" mark and trade names used throughout the United States in association with the shoe and footwear industry.
		Respondent contends that the expression "brown shoes" is generic for a category of casual shoes and thus he may use such term as a fair use pursuant to Policy 4(c)(iii).
	arbiter.wipo.int /domains/decisions/html/2001/d2001-0762.html (6515 words)

	Diane M. Sullivan Named President of Brown Shoe Company
		She will oversee the company's operating divisions, including Famous Footwear, Brown Shoe Wholesale and Naturalizer as well as Brown Shoe's marketing worldwide.
		Brown Shoe is a $1.84 billion footwear company with worldwide operations.
		Brown Shoe press releases are available on the company's web site at http://www.brownshoe.com.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?acct=104&story=/www/story/12-18-2003/0002078447&edate= (422 words)

	Brown Shoe News
		The shoes are available in four athletic and four casual styles, in medium and wide widths.
		Brown Shoe supplies a wide variety of footwear -- from children's to adult -- to Wal-Mart and was recognized as its 1999 Supplier of the Year.
		Internationally, the company operates units in Argentina (10), Brazil (16), Canada (166), Germany (95), Mexico (460), and Puerto Rico (15), China (8) and Korea (5).
	www.lsstudio.com /news/index.asp?UNID=EEA79753C053CF1086256A080057FB2D (493 words)

	Hamilton Brown Shoe Company - St. Louis, Missouri
		This historic document was printed by the American Banknote Company and has an ornate border around it with a vignette of the company's large manufacturing facility in St. Louis with horse drawn carts and electric trains passing.
		The company was a large manufacturer of mens, womens's and children's shoes.
		In 1888, the Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company built a factory at the northeast corner of 21st and Locust in a fading upper-class residential neighborhood in St. Louis.
	www.scripophily.net /hambrowshoco.html (350 words)

	NYSE > Events >Q4 2004 Brown Shoe Company, Inc. Earnings Conference Call (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Brown Shoe Company, Inc. is a footwear retailer and wholesaler that provides branded, licensed and private label casual, athletic and dress footwear products to women, children and men.
		The Company operates 1,307 retail shoe stores in the United States and Canada primarily under the Famous Footwear, Naturalizer and F. LaSalle names.
		The Company also operates the Brown Shoe Sourcing division that sources substantially all of the footwear globally for the Wholesale division and the Naturalizer Retail division, and a portion of the footwear sold by Famous Footwear.
	www.nyse.com /events/1110195476801.html (159 words)

	Shoes — Free Shipping on Womens Shoes, Mens Shoes, Childrens Shoes
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		Our athletic selection is one of the greatest anywhere, with shoes for every kind of sport, from running to golf.
		a subsidiary of Brown Shoe Company (NYSE: BWS)
	www.shoes.com (164 words)

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		Brown Shoe Company, Inc. stock - The gift of a single share.
		Ronald Fromm, chairman and chief executive, said in a statement the company is encouraged by the momentum in its wholesale and...
		Throughout the report, the term rich economies refers to the high income group, middle income refers to the upper middle income group and poor economies refers to the lower middle and low income groups.
	company.b700.info /brown-company-inc-shoes (538 words)

	Maryland Square Shoe Company - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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		shoe merchant, is expanding its 120,000-square-foot distribution center in Shepherdsville by 40,000 square feet.
	shoe.fhyl.com /index.php?k=maryland-square-shoe-company (1002 words)

	Brown Shoe Company, Inc. ( Famous Buster Brown Shoe Maker )
		This historic document was printed by the American Banknote Company and has an ornate border around it with a vignette of a man on a horse.
		At the time, Buster Brown was a mischievous cartoon character, who, together with his dog Tige and sister Mary Jane, delighted children of all ages.
		Brown Shoe made marketing history when it sent on the road a series of midgets, each dressed as Buster and accompanied by a dog (Tige).
	www.scripophily.net /browshocomin.html (354 words)

	Swan Labs: Swan Labs Case Studies: Brown Shoe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Brown Shoe Company (NYSE: BWS) is a $1.8 billion footwear company with worldwide operations.
		Brown Shoe was looking for a more reliable way to transfer and duplicate data between two remote locations.
		Enabled the Brown Shoe Company to reliably manage millions of transactions per day, typically with sub-three-second response times.
	www.swanlabs.com /customers/caseStudies/BrownShoe.html (180 words)

	NYSE > Events >Q1 2005 Brown Shoe Company, Inc. Earnings Conference Call (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In addition, through its Wholesale division, Brown Shoe designs, sources and markets footwear to retail stores in the United States and internationally, including department stores, mass merchandisers and specialty shoe stores.
		In November 2004, the Company consolidated its wholesale operations into one division, Brown Shoe Wholesale.
		The Company also created a new division, Specialty Retail to manage its 365 Naturalizer stores and 16 FX LaSalle stores in the United States and Canada.
	www.nyse.com /events/1116412463190.html (187 words)

	Brown Shoe News
		This announcement was made today by Thomas A. Williams, President -- Brown Shoe Company.
		Both Famous Footwear and Brown Shoe Company are members of Brown Group, Inc. In making this announcement, Mr.
		Thirteen of the stores currently operate as Brown Shoe Company Outlet stores and these will be converted to Naturalizer Outlet stores by March 15.
	www.pagodainternational.com /news/index.asp?UNID=0D9311D508B4C467862569230062DEAE (281 words)

	Brown Shoe Company, Inc. - Fact Sheet - Hoover's
		Brown Shoe owns nearly 920 Famous Footwear stores in the US, about 360 Naturalizer stores in the US and Canada, and 16 F.X. LaSalle stores around Montreal, Canada.
		Brown Shoe is opening stores, closing underperforming ones, and revamping styles for younger appeal.
		TIP: Hoover's proprietary industry structure allows you to tell at-a-glance how diversified a company's operations are, and which line of business can be considered a company's primary industry.
	www.hoovers.com /brown-shoe/--ID__10242--/free-co-factsheet.xhtml (318 words)

	Brown Shoe Company Selects ProfitLogic's Merchandise Optimization Solution
		Famous Footwear is a division of Brown Shoe Company, Inc. (NYSE: BWS), a $1.84 billion retailer and wholesaler of footwear.
		For more information, visit the company's websites at http://www.famousfootwear.com and http://www.brownshoe.com.
		The suite, based on the company's 20 years of experience providing analytical solutions for critical merchandising issues, is focused around four central merchandising processes: assortment planning, allocating, pricing and promoting.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/03-15-2004/0002128062&EDATE= (507 words)

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