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Cash flow is what keeps the company alive in an era of cashless transitions. Do a little research and identify a consumer apparel company that experienced cash flow problems, how did they address the issue?

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An apparel making company that experienced cash flow problems and the steps it took to overcome it is explained in this posting.

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A consumer apparel company that experienced cash flow problems in the recent past is Carter's Inc. Carter's is a designer and seller of children's clothing. Carter's sells its apparel through Carter's and OshKosh B; gosh retail stores. Apart from these, it sells its apparel through departmental stores, and its website (a).
In 2020 Carter experienced cash flow problems because its sales ...

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