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J.C. Penney Corporation, Inc. v. Sephora USA, Inc.
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May 07, 2020
Sephora Settles Virus Furloughs Dispute With JCPenney
Sephora has agreed not to pull out of its long-term agreement to operate mini-stores in hundreds of JCPenney locations after the retailers butted heads about employee furloughs and reopening stores amid the coronavirus pandemic, the retailers announced Thursday, saying that they'd agreed to "mutually beneficial revisions" to their agreement.
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May 05, 2020
Sephora Rips JC Penney's 'Fanciful' Narrative In Deal Dispute
Sephora will get a chance to undo a temporary restraining order that keeps it locked into an operating agreement with J.C. Penney, after the beauty brand told a Texas federal court that the order was procured by "improper means" based on a "fanciful, one-sided narrative" it didn't have a chance to refute.
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May 04, 2020
JCPenney Stalls Sephora Split Over COVID-19 Furloughs
JCPenney is asking a Texas federal court to stop Sephora from pulling out of a long-term agreement to operate mini-stores in hundreds of JCPenney locations after the retailers butted heads about employee furloughs and how to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.