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ents 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 revive sales at several flagging brands as mall traffic declines. He's also struggling to clear older merchandise from the Justice teen

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 biggest intraday decline since Sept. 23. Ascena had ris

ents 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= revive sales at several flagging brands as mall traffic declines. He =80 s also struggling to clear older merchandise from the Justice

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 biggest intraday decline si=ce Sept. 23. Ascena had ris

ents 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 revive sales at several flagging brands as mall traffic declines. He's also struggling to clear older merchandise from the Justice teen

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 biggest intraday decline since Sept. 23. Ascena had ris