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Effects of US ports problems trickle into retailers’ results

15/04/2015

US leathergoods retailer Tandy Leather has said the effects of the recently resolved West Coast Port strikes are starting to be seen in revenue and profit, after the company ran short on inventory. Sales for March were $7.1 million, up 1% compared to March 2014 sales of $7 million. CEO Jon Thompson said: "Our March sales were a little soft,...

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