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    1. Abercrombie & Fitch If Abercrombie & Fitch fails as a brand, a lot of geeks and freaks might just be happy.The struggling retailer stripped down its CEO Michael S. Jeffries this year from chairman duties.Jeffries made contoversial comments about the brand only being for good looking kids and not fat kids.Such and similar sentiments led to boycotts and protests lowering sales. Being an elite retailer in the 19th century of outfitter clothing for the rick men of New York.Jeffries, for that matter

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    The root cause in the Abercrombie and Fitch case was the company’s practice was to focus their recruiting and hiring of a sales persons around their image, which was around the mantra of “an all American Classic look” and they shied away from individuals that did not fit that mold. Due to this behavior, the company was hit with a lawsuit in 2003 that alleged they violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by placing a targeted focus on their recruiting and hiring that essentially excluded

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    he has with the company. With the existence of social media, not only can customers easily and quickly share positive experiences, they can also share negative experiences as well. A company facing many negative feedback from their customers is Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F). The most prominent of cases is about a lawsuit filed by a Muslim woman for being refused a job at the clothing store because she was wearing a headscarf during the job interview. The company denied her the job because the headscarf

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    “Mr. Van Der Wells?” Noah smiles wickedly. “I’m not Abercrombie anymore?” “Before, you were Abercrombie. As of ten seconds ago, you are my boss.” “Noah will do.” “I’m comfortable with Mr. Van Der Wells.” He stands, straightening his jacket. “You want to keep this job, you’ll call me Noah.” Biting my tongue to refrain from acting out like the little girl he thinks I am, I try seething in silence. But that lasts all of two seconds. “If addressing you appropriately—that is, by your surname—is

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    into consideration, "ABERCROMBIE & FITCH" will be conducted. Third, horizontal and vertical analyses with the help of the three major financial statements of the Abercrombie&Fitch Annual Report (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows) will be conducted. Unusual trends will be identified. Additionally, ratios for the financial statemenst will be classified into four broad groupings, based on the characteristics that particular

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    Abercrombie & Fitch Discriminatory Practices Recognized for good-looking, all-American, and typically white male and female clothing models, Abercrombie & Fitch has develop into a special type of model of late-a model of asserted employment discrimination (Stephanie 2005). The clothing idol lately cleared up two private class actions and a civil action law suits by the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC") by consenting to compensate more than $40 million to African American

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    external analysis, it is clear that Abercrombie and Fitch need to implement a new strategy for future success. Considering consumer trends, and the company’s current outlook, changes need to be made. The strategies I recommend are to market the company as a more receptive brand in the United States as well as looking to penetrate international markets while closing down underperforming US stores. With consumer trends of online shopping being on the rise, Abercrombie and Fitch can look to close down

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    EEOC vs Abercrombie and Fitch, a case where a practicing Muslim Samantha Elauf, sued the clothing store from discrimination. Although she passed her interview with the store, she was not hired due to head wear that she was wearing. Elauf wears as a part of her observation of her religious practice. Abercrombie policy prohibits head wear and the maintain more of a West Coast California image. Elauf’s claim was disparate treatment from Abercrombie. She was granted $20,000 in the District Court but

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    on social media or in a printed magazine, teens are surrounded by negative influences and unethical behavior. Abercrombie & Fitch has always been a popular brand for young teens in America. This company has been in the news a lot in the past regarding their clothing, sexually oriented advertising and their provocative nature. To begin, one of the largest questions asked about Abercrombie & Fitch would be is marketing adult-style undergarments unethical? Producing and advertising thong-style underwear

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    are not only profitable but also very seasonal, allows for seasonal surges and promotional opportunities for more sales during certain seasons and the holiday times. More specific to our company, Abercrombie and Fitch is situated in the apparel industry with brands named Abercrombie and Fitch, Abercrombie Kids and Hollister. The apparel industry has been faced with somewhat of a slump because of the economic downturn. However, according to a very recent report on WWD, the apparel industry is now on

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