The 109-year old Minnetonka, Minn.-based provider of branded work apparel and facility services programs saw sales fall, but pulled out of the red with net income up 139.5 percent to $28.6 million, and in the nine months since its fiscal-year end, has continued its upward trajectory, with a 46.3 percent increase in net income on revenues up less than one percent, with profit margins increasing from 2.9 percent to 4.2 percent over the same nine-month period the previous year. bridal party gowns, G&K Services employs nearly 7,500 employees serving approximately 165,000 customers from more than 160 facilities in North America and Europe--and it's also the sponsor of NASCAR racer Mike Wallace and the J-D Motorsports #01 Chevrolet Nationwide* team.
Maybe the world breaks on purpose. So we can have work to do. People think there aren't frontiers anymore. They cant see how frontiers are all around us. empire bridal gowns, So concludes the "Braddock, PA" commercial, one of many in Levi's extremely popular Go Forth advertising campaign launched in 2010 that in various iterations draws on America's rich heritage of freedom, creativity and diversity as a call to action to fix problems and make the world a better place--a theme that draws out the company's knack for combining its own rich heritage with pioneering trends. Last year also saw the company: 1) Tap into the phenomenal growth in Asia through the creation of a completely new global brand, Denizen[TM], launched in China and making its way around the globe (Levi recently announced exclusive U.S. distribution of the brand at Target); 2) Make a ... splash ... using innovative techniques to recreate its well-known styles and finishes as the Levi's [R] Water Less than Less [TM] jean, the production of which reduces water use by an average of 28 percent and by as much as 96 percent; 3) Engage the female consumer with the launch of Levi's [R] Curve ID, with fit designed around shape, not size; and 4) Evolve the concept of the "pop up" store, setting up a "workshop" at a former art gallery in Manhattan's SoHo district where visitors could rent vintage cameras and sign up for free pre-digital photography classes--and tweet their experiences to the world. linyan-0108.