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Gap sees comps boost--for now.(FINANCIALS)(comparable-store sales)(Brief article)
SAN FRANCISCO -- Gap Inc. reported a 6% increase in comparable-store sales, a significant improvement over the company's reported 13% decrease in March 2006. ...
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