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in the year through July 25 will be 57 cents to 60 cents a share, excluding some items, down from a previous projection of 70 cents to 75 cents, the Mahwah, New Jersey-based company said Friday in a statement. Analysts estimated 70 cents, on average. Chief Executive Officer David Jaffe is trying to rev

affic declines. He's also struggling to clear older merchandise from the Justice teen-apparel chain to focus on more versatile, everyday clothing. Ascena, which agreed to buy women's work-wear maker Ann Inc. in May for about $2.16 billion, fell as much as 16 percent to $13.80 in New York. That's the b

in the year through July 25 will be 57=cents to 60 cents a share, excluding some items, down from a previous proj=ction of 70 cents to 75 cents, the Mahwah, New Jersey-based company said F=iday in a statement. Analysts estimated 70 cents, on average. Chief Executive Officer David Jaffe is trying t= rev

c declines. He =80 s also struggling to clear older merchandise from the Justice teen-ap=arel chain to focus on more versatile, everyday clothing. Ascena, which agreed to buy women's wor=-wear maker Ann Inc. in May for about $2.16 billion, fell as much as 16 pe=cent to $13.80 in New York. That's the b

in the year through July 25 will be 57 cents to 60 cents a share, excluding some items, down from a previous projection of 70 cents to 75 cents, the Mahwah, New Jersey-based company said Friday in a statement. Analysts estimated 70 cents, on average. Chief Executive Officer David Jaffe is trying to rev

affic declines. He's also struggling to clear older merchandise from the Justice teen-apparel chain to focus on more versatile, everyday clothing. Ascena, which agreed to buy women's work-wear maker Ann Inc. in May for about $2.16 billion, fell as much as 16 percent to $13.80 in New York. That's the b