Article: LIFE AFTER ITURF: DELIA'S HITS THE MALL.

NEW YORK -- Delia's Corp. boomed at its outset, conquered the juniors market in the mid-Nineties, then got bogged down managing a complicated Internet strategy.

The teen trendsetter, no longer flying quite as high in the fast-moving juniors category, is seeking a fresh start. Sobered up by its declining stock and disappearing profits, Delia's is shedding the bulk of its costly dot.com businesses and gearing up for a big mall store push. In an intense effort to recapture lost momentum, the company is looking to create a manageable, though still multichannel operation that emulates business models successfully executed by such firms as J. Crew, Victoria's Secret ...

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