Limited Brands Inc. took steps Tuesday to shed its underperforming apparel brands and instead focus on what most of its customers want -- sexy undergarments and bath and beauty products.

Apparel retailer Limited Brands Inc. is doubling the size of its stock buyback program to $1 billion and cutting 10% of its corporate jobs as it restructures and sheds some of its famous chain stores.

Limited Brands, a specialty apparel retailer focused on lingerie, beauty and personal care products, competes with retailers like Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle, AnnTaylor, Gap, and J.Crew ...

Limited Brands said yesterday that it plans to sell a majority stake in its women's clothing chain Express to private-equity firm Golden Gate Capital for $548 million, ceding control of the stores ...

Limited Brands has stripped down to its underwear and well-moisturized skin. The retailer said yesterday that it found a buyer for its Limited Stores division and that it sold more than expected ...

Limited Brands has temporarily changed its name, but whatever the newly christened L Brands eventually will become is still on the Q.T. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, ...

CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Limited Brands Inc. sharply slashed its earnings forecast on Tuesday and said that it is selling two-thirds of its Express stores division to a private-equity group in a ...

Limited Brands will finally shed its remaining ties to the store franchise it arose from, agreeing to sell its 25 percent stake in The Limited to the retailer’s majority owner.

Limited Brands is currently trading at $43.90. With earnings per share of $2.33, they are trading at a multiple of 18.8. This is cheap compared to the industry average of 19.58. They are currently ...

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