"As the sales started to reduce in the department stores, [department stores] couldn't react fast enough," Maloney said.
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Prada had already transformed some 40 sale locations in U.S. department stores into concessions, essentially mini stores brands operate within host department stores.
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Kors acknowledged Wednesday that it will be cutting the number of units it sells to department stores, but it will be continuing its relationships with department stores like Nordstrom.
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The employee-owned business, which comprises department stores as well as upmarket grocery chain Waitrose, also said that Paula Nickolds, managing director of the department stores, would leave in February.
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Investors, though, have seemingly been investing optimistically in department stores.
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The major department stores in London all have nice bathrooms.
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"The top line is struggling for department stores," she said.
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Department stores are now in the same position, Cramer said.
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Department stores over the years have gained a sour reputation.
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Macy's, which also owns Bloomingdale's, operates about 680 department stores.
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And people were thinking, department stores are pretty tired. Yeah.
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London department stores have had permanent displays since the summer.
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So the department stores should fare well in that environment.
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The retailer has 13 department stores and nine warehouse stores.
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Department stores have been hit hard by investors this year.
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Michael Kors has had enough with department stores' excessive discounting.
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Department stores are covered in red and blaring holiday music.
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Alipay is already facilitated at department stores Harrods and Selfridges.
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Under Armour is turning to department stores to drive sales.
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Nordstrom Local hubs are smaller than its traditional department stores.
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But households got some respite at supermarkets and department stores.
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Do you support these department stores dropping Ivanka Trump's brand?
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"Apparel, department stores, in other words, stay away," said Cramer.
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Department stores and general merchandisers have been the hardest hit.
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Department stores and discount chains have sold increasingly similar products.
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In the United States shopping malls department stores are broke.
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Apparel, footwear, specialty retailers and department stores continue to underperform.
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"The department stores are really being left behind," said Swonk.
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Its decline dragged on fellow department stores Macy's and Nordstrom.
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Department stores so far are having a happy new year.
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His mother worked as an apparel buyer for department stores.
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But the report contained still more bad news for department stores: Online and catalog shopping increased 10 percent from a year ago, and sales at department stores fell almost 246.28 percent over the same period.
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The "bra lady" concept faded with the rise of department stores.
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It has not been good news for retailers, particularly department stores.
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Department stores from London to Los Angeles hired Mandarin-speaking salespeople.
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It's the department stores that are expected to have more deals.
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The collection first landed in department stores, like Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's.
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Sales at U.S. department stores were down 1.3 percent from Nov.
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Department stores were up after blood-letting draconian declines in December.
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In those days, department stores around Christmastime were a total frenzy.
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It still operates nearly 100 Hudson's Bay department stores across Canada.
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Department stores and their suppliers still work on a slow schedule.
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I was selling them in most of the major department stores.
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So it's about time they're sold in mainstream department stores, too.
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Hotels and department stores in the capital stand to lose millions.
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Department stores continued their downward descent, with sales down 33 percent.
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For department stores, there may be no time left for subtlety.
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The products department stores sell also impact how the businesses perform.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls across China.
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It sells merchandise at a 70 percent discount to department stores.
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Kaufhof has 99 department stores in Germany, while Karstadt has 79.
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Their growth has come largely at the expense of department stores.
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As such, department stores are taking things into their own hands.
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"I took apparel out of department stores awhile ago," she says.
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Macy's has about 680 department stores, including those labeled as Bloomingdale's.
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DEPARTMENT STORES HAVE CERTAINLY EVOLVED OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME.
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We have some department stores in the southeast part of Mexico.
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The volume of purchases at department stores in March also gained.
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It operates 40 department stores and two shopping malls in China.
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Not all department stores have a lot of sizes in gowns.
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Department stores, cafes, restaurants and takeaways, and clothing all ticked higher.
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That has made department stores less of a destination, she said.
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It's being disrupted because the department stores generally service this space.
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Today, the mall still features department stores like Macy's and Nordstrom.
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The two department stores have nothing to do with each other.
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This quarter, one of the categories is department stores, including Nordstrom.
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Specialty apparel and department stores saw "moderate gains," the release said.
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Department stores, clothing and household goods were either flat or negative.
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But clinics could help landlords replace parts of shuttered department stores.
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From grocery stores to department stores, retailers have a way of .
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The shares of other department stores were lower after Macy's warning.
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And I can't do that when I go to department stores.
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More than 1,000 department stores have shuttered over the past decade.
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Brands no longer trust that department stores won't slash product prices.
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And big department stores like Macy's and Nordstrom anchor the community.
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It shuttered 24 department stores and nine furniture shops last year.
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Frumpy department stores feature personal shopping services and boutique wellness amenities.
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Department stores and apparel retailers typically invest more than the others.
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As department stores remain dark, companies may feel even more squeezed.
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Once those customers are gone, who will shop at department stores?
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"Specialty apparel and department stores ... saw moderate gains," the report said.
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The company operates about 680 department stores and 190 specialty stores.
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"The department stores are still a little bit slower," Telsey said.
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National chains were third on the list, followed by department stores.
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Department stores, whose products are mostly imported, could be the hardest hit.
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Department stores have suffered from stiff competition from online rivals including Amazon.com.
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What to know: Across the country, department stores are shuttering and struggling.
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So how can the traditional brick-and-mortar department stores keep up?
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Department stores were among the biggest losers on the S.&P. 210.
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The company still operates about 680 department stores and 20153 specialty stores.
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Lord & Taylor's footprint has fallen to 45 department stores as of Feb.
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Overwhelmed by debt, in 1994 Macy's merged with Federated Department Stores, Inc.
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Department stores like Sears, Macy's, and JCPenney have shuttered hundreds of locations.
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Alice + Olivia sells at over 800 high-end boutiques and department stores.
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By product, formal women's apparel led sales at department stores in September.
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Teen apparel and department stores are seen turning in the worst performance.
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So the question is, What do department stores have that Amazon doesn't?
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Department stores, like Neiman Marcus, Saks, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale's are all struggling.
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From May 2003 to May 2016, department stores lost some 295,000 jobs.
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She was previously a San Francisco-based executive at Federated Department stores.
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The problems at the larger department stores, Mr. Saunders argued, run deeper.
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By 22017, the Ivanka Trump label was a staple at department stores.
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Department stores have suffered from stiff competition from online rivals including Amazon.
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And why they don't go to the shopping malls and department stores?
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You'll go to department stores and they say 'Happy New Year' instead.
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Sales at department stores, however, were down 1.3 percent from last year.
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Thai luxury malls, department stores and hypermarkets are all opening new outlets.
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In particular, department stores have been struggling of late to grow sales.
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Department stores and teen apparel retailers are also expected to perform poorly.
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The third friend, Francine, works at one of the major department stores.
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These department stores once thrived a decade ago but no longer exist
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So department stores and specialty mall-based retail, we're still not there.
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Unlike most department stores, Walmart makes most of its money on groceries.
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For a while, retail and department stores provided loads of jobs, too.
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The refrain from major department stores in response to requests for comment?
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These developments are rising from the ashes of former Sears department stores.
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Previously, Moody's was calling for a narrower, 5% drop for department stores.
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Now, there are no department stores left that are doing that effectively.
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And the best department stores in the world were in New York.
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That would be something that could benefit department stores as closures continue.
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Department stores also face competition from beauty chains like Sephora and Ulta.
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In contrast, competitors focused on selling more expensive pantyhose at department stores.
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Moody's lowered its outlook for department stores heading into the holiday season.
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These companies are taking market share from department stores, according to analysts.
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There is no shortage of competitors to blame for department stores' woes.
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Department stores "have never felt more irrelevant," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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AAA started with exhibits in department stores like Wanamaker's in 19357 cities.
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All the major U.S. department stores, for example, are led by men.
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Then came stumbles from some of the department stores selling its goods.
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As was widely expected, department stores and electronics chains were the biggest losers.
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It's no secret that department stores are having a rough time these days.
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The department stores seem to be the hardest hit, trader Karen Finerman said.
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That was all the signal Cramer needed to be concerned about department stores.
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It's also looking to add casinos to some properties to replace department stores.
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The British chain of department stores has issued three profit warnings this year.
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Department stores' first-quarter bloodbath didn't spare any of the category's major players.
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Department stores, however, shouldn't shoulder all the blame for the sector's recent bloodbath.
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Department stores and restaurants were requiring workers to wear masks on the job.
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Sales at full-price department stores fell 22017% during the quarter ended Aug.
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That leaves the future of the British chain of department stores in doubt.
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Nordstrom, there are others, but the traditional mainline department stores, there were three.
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"The theme this week from the department stores was less bad," Boss said.
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In 264 Mr Mubarak sold a chain of department stores called Omar Effendi.
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If brands start withdrawing their products, the demise of department stores will accelerate.
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I open up my laptop to search local department stores' current stock online.
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During the first quarter, Kate Spade said traffic in department stores was soft.
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But this year, department stores have bought fewer items for the second half.
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So don't expect department stores to ditch their seasonal window extravaganzas anytime soon.
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This metric mainly applies to Chinese department stores operating under the concessionaire model.
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BUT I DO THINK LAST YEAR WAS A DIFFICULT YEAR FOR DEPARTMENT STORES.
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Falabella's operations include department stores, supermarkets, home improvement centers, malls and financial services.
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Its products are also sold in multi-brand boutiques such as department stores.
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The prestige beauty category includes products sold mainly in U.S. department stores. Inc.
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Business is so good ... Dorinda's now in talks with 2 major department stores.
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The decision will apply to Myer's department stores and online sales, it said.
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This tailored experience far exceeds the capabilities of department stores — or even Amazon.
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Department stores are floundering as shoppers buy more dresses, shoes and jackets online.
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Meantime, America's department stores are trying to lure shoppers in this holiday season.
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This metric applies mainly to Chinese department stores operating under the concessionaire model.
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Major department stores fought for the exclusive right to buy the first collection.
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Stores positioned for the middle, like traditional department stores, have struggled by comparison.
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One of New York City's most famous department stores has closed for good.
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For the current quarter, the categories are department stores, PayPal, and Chase Pay.
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Some of America's department stores, though, are already calling the day a victory.
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Unlike other department stores, sales associates do not focus on each specific brand.
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It's December, so supermarkets and department stores play the ring-ting-tingling song.
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Brands from Michael Kors to Coach are weaning their dependence from department stores.
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You can visit department stores, manga and anime shops, and cafes for refreshments.
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Brick-and-mortar clothing and department stores face the toughest challenges, analysts say.
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A recession could hit many department stores particularly hard, some industry watchers said.
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Traditional department stores have been playing catch-up to online giants like Amazon.
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Why did you kill fine casual dining and department stores and nuclear families?
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Her mother is a visual merchandiser, in Haymarket, Va., for Kohl's department stores.
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Hundreds of supermarkets and department stores across Tokyo and surrounding prefectures also closed.
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Macy's results slashed the share prices of other large department stores on Thursday.
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This comes after a tumultuous week for department stores after their earnings reports.
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In fact, department stores, for the most part, posted better-than-expected results.
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He also worked with JCPenney to put wholesale stores in its department stores.
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Department stores have been facing intense competition from online retailers such as Amazon.
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Next were apparel companies, followed by entertainment, department stores and sporting goods companies.
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Museums, like department stores and airports, are now counting food among their attractions.
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This doesn't paint a pretty picture for department stores fighting to keep up.
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New York (CNN Business)Big box retailers and department stores are going small.
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During his tenure, the landscape for U.S. department stores has grown increasingly difficult.
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Currently, the card&aposs bonus categories are department stores, Chase Pay, and PayPal.
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Many came straight from the shelves of five-and-dimes and department stores.
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As a result, places losing department stores may not be replacing those jobs.
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And department stores are struggling more than other retailers to maintain any sales momentum, as more purchases are taking place online and brands that typically have received prime placement in department stores are investing more in their own sales channels.
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Trader Karen Finerman said that it seems department stores are being hit the hardest.
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Department stores will need to deliver sales growth, even after last year's strong boost.
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Hudson's Bay also owns Saks Fifth Avenue, Saks Off 5th and namesake department stores.
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" I said, "I'd love to go to the department stores and play with makeup.
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Department stores Kohl's and J.C. Penney have also cleared more shelf space for toys.
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The closings include 18 full-line department stores and nine home and furniture stores.
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And we build a lot of our business through department stores and trunk shows.
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Clothing, office-supplies and department stores have seen some of the heaviest job losses.
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The market may also consider leading department stores like Kohl's as long-term winners.
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As a result, many department stores have been shuttering locations rather than opening them.
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Plus, most of what I see in malls or department stores is so boring.
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"They [department stores] continue to face pressures from a number of fronts," Perkins said.
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Nowadays, Google Pay is supported at most major markets, gas stations, and department stores.
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Retail sales at department stores rose 7.3 percent in June from a year earlier.
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The death loop playing out in department stores is entering a dismal second phase.
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With these restrictions, department stores have still tried to evolve, in a tempered way.
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She started by adapting existing items from department stores and Oliver's closet at home.
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As a whole, department stores are expected to be $104 million in the red.
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Analysts say that Walmart and Target are increasingly taking market share from department stores.
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IS THIS YOUR RECOGNITION TRADITIONAL RETAIL CATEGORIES AND DEPARTMENT STORES LIKE CLOTHING ARE DEAD?
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Meanwhile, department stores' share fell 10 percentage points over that time, to 35 percent.
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South Korean department stores usually hold autumn discount events to clear their summer inventory.
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REAGAN: SOME SAY THAT DEPARTMENT STORES ARE LOSING THEIR CORE CUSTOMER AS THEY AGE.
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Flo lamented that Binghamton, which used to have three department stores, now has none.
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The company also owns U.S. department stores Lord and Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue.
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To cater to after-work shoppers, department stores and supermarkets stay open till 10pm.
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The headwinds facing department stores are coming from several directions, including from online shopping.
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Some department stores, like Nordstrom, have been aggressive about opening their own discount chains.
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Businesses in Tokyo — including Tokyo Disneyland and Ginza department stores — were forced to shut.
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There are select groups — department stores and specialty retailers — mainly dragging their peers down.
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Parisian department stores like Galeries Lafayette are a maze of branded shop-in-shops.
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He cautioned though that the department stores arm may report a first half loss.
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They have two hotels, grocery stores and department stores, and the RCMP detachment there.
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As department stores' troubles have grown, brands' urge to be independent has likewise fortified.
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She noted that the larger department stores aren't as trendy as the boutique experience.
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Department stores aren't the only battleground between brick and mortar stores and e-commerce.
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The 2019 rewards calendar includes categories like gas stations, grocery stores, and department stores.
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She also revealed deals with Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom department stores, which impressed the Sharks.
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Climbing walls and trampoline parks are filling the spaces once occupied by department stores.
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Many department stores and mall retailers, including Macy's, have temporarily closed all stores nationwide.
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People in cities, I assume, could buy things at department stores or other businesses.
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Department stores, boutiques, hairdressers and other shops began closing before Mr. Johnson's Monday directive.
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Museums and leading monuments will be closed, as well as the city's department stores.
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Fewer women are visiting department stores to buy clothes or buying less clothing altogether.
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But the shopping center also had Sears and Woolworth's for its anchor department stores.
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Twenty-five years after Amazon was founded, the remaining department stores struggle to compete.
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Its department stores and hotel businesses fell due to the protests' impact on tourism.
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And department stores such as Nordstrom and Kohl's are shuttering a few stores each.
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Overall, department stores employ a third fewer people now than they did in 2001.
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"We know from the department stores that handbags are hot, hot, hot," he said.
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In February, department stores cut 9,000 jobs and heavy engineering firms lost 13,200 jobs.
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New York City department stores have uncovered a relationship between mules and Moscow mules.
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There once was a time when department stores in New York were not struggling.
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Suburban yoga studios, big-name pharmacies and Neiman Marcus department stores carry beauty products.
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Nordstrom's upgrades come as department stores are fighter harder and harder for every sale.
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Outside of department stores, retailers like Walmart and Target are also changing shoppers' expectations.
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Target (TGT) has also pressured department stores by improving its private-label clothing brands.
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Dwindling foot traffic across American malls is dragging many department stores down with it.
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Instead of shopping at department stores, millennials are dressing in so-called fast fashion
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So while we predict that Black Friday 2016 will be less successful for department stores than for the rest of the retail industry, department stores will make significant gains later in the season and perhaps even pull ahead of 2015 foot traffic numbers.
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While department stores will see categories previously excluded from recent tariffs like apparel now subject to the extra duties, at least for the national brands there may be some level of splitting the higher costs between the vendors and the department stores.
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Concerned that the kits weren't selling — and having sworn to department stores that they would — Max Klein hatched the idea of paying people to demonstrate the kits in the department stores to show potential customers the potential and possibilities each kit contained.
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Department stores accounted for 14.5 percent of all retail purchases in 20193 in North America.
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Meanwhile, Chen said the company is still benefiting from decreasing market share among department stores.
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Others like Bon-Ton Department Stores and Toys 'R' Us have gone out of business.
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Based in Xiangtan, Hunan Province, Better Life's businesses include department stores, supermarkets and convenience stores.
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Sears Holdings, which owns Sears department stores and Kmart, filed for bankruptcy on Oct. 15.
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Off-price retailer TJX has been stealing apparel sales from department stores for several years.
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These days, mass-produced feminist goods also trickle into department stores, mall brands, and outlets.
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N for the well-known Nine West brand, found in department stores, the sources said.
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"Department stores have to fundamentally transform themselves," Steve Sadove told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Wednesday.
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For department stores and other wholesalers, however, it gets tricky, with vendors feeling the aftershocks.
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They are spending less on clothes, typically the main offering of department stores and malls.
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He sold Arcandor's property portfolio for €4.5bn but saddled its department stores with high rents.
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The company is among a host of department stores that is struggling to grow sales.
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But retail has been unkind to department stores in general, making those spaces less coveted.
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I have accomplished amazing things, but I cry in the changing rooms at department stores.
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Prestigious Parisian department stores Printemps and Galeries Lafayette protectively shut their doors on Saturday afternoon.
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"It's not department stores that should be worried," Shawn Harris of Zebra Technologies told Forbes.
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Famed department stores such as Galeries Lafayette have yet to find an agreement with unions.
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If I'm president, you will see 'Merry Christmas' in department stores, believe me, believe me.
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Ever-bigger and faster ships boasted fancy restaurants, swimming pools, cinemas and even department stores.
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Debenhams, once the country's biggest chain of department stores, rejected the offer on Monday afternoon.
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Some department stores offer you store bucks: Spend $50 and get $50 in future savings.
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Like many department stores, Penney has been trying to reinvent itself as shoppers move online.
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Michael Kors CEO John Idol similarly pledged his brand's commitment to the major department stores.
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Two weeks into the Trump presidency, Ivanka Trump is out at two major department stores.
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If department stores can't pull off a strong holiday season, they'll really be in trouble.
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Coach is just the latest handbag label to dial back its exposure to department stores.
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PCs disrupted mainframes, discount stores disrupted department stores, cellphones disrupted landlines, you get the idea.
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Most of the 7,000 locations that operate in grocery and department stores will remain open.
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Metro was once a retail conglomerate with activities stretching from consumer electronics to department stores.
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"I agree that department stores are going to continue to lose market share," Dunn said.
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Their merger was sealed as booming online retail has hit sales at many department stores.
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Those department stores could fill up 350 average-sized malls — by themselves — Green Street said.
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Sales rose 2.1 percent at general merchandise stores, which include big-box and department stores.
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Where Cramer's views strayed from JPMorgan's analysis was on the topic of U.S. department stores.
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Trump isn't stopping at mid-level luxury department stores when it comes to picking fights.
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Her next venture, lifestyle and wellness shop justBOBBI, just launched in Lord & Taylor department stores.
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Trump's shoe is priced at the much lower cost of $145 at Bloomingdale's department stores.
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Non-food retailers, which include department stores and clothes shops, suffered a fall in sales.
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A third of exports are U.S.-bound, between Schutz retail, department stores and e-commerce.
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HBC owns several major department stores, including Hudson's Bay, Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor.
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Shoppers may be addicted to discounts, but not necessarily those at the leading department stores.
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He also changed the company's corporate name to Macy's from Federated Department Stores in 2007.
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Those department stores have since built websites of their own—or gone out of business.
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Neiman Marcus may even allow customers to sell items to Fashionpile inside their department stores.
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Macy's and Nordstrom are the first major department stores to report, both announcing results Thursday.
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Yes, there will always be a use for department stores, but they're kind of relics.
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The deal comes as booming online retail has undermined the business of many department stores.
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Over the past couple of weeks, I hung around several department stores, including luxury ones.
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Department stores rank third and are also at the lowest percentage in the survey's history.
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This quarter, Q4 2019, the Freedom's 5% categories are department stores, Chase Pay, and PayPal.
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" Earlier in the day, Perkin told CNBC that "department stores are heading to zero eventually.
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CNBC's "Trading Nation " reached out to department stores Macy's, Nordstrom and JCPenney for a statement.
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Selfridges added a Silence Room to its department stores and stripped products of their labels.
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Department stores — more than any grouping of retailers — could use a strong end to 2017.
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Sales at its department stores fell 3.9 percent in the four weeks to Feb. 23.
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Some duty-free counters at big department stores deposit tax refunds directly into AliPay accounts.
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Tip of the iceberg: This is a classic case of the decline of department stores.
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Of the victims of the retail upheaval, department stores have been among the hardest hit.
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Department stores are the retailers with the biggest footprints, which limits the ability to react.
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Some department stores have leaned on their own off-price concepts to boost sales growth.
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Currently, the Freedom card is offering 5% back on department stores, PayPal, and Chase Pay.
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On the flip side, general merchandise and department stores have been laggards, Johnson's research finds.
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A broad swath of retailers, from department stores to fast-food chains, also notched losses.
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Like other department stores, private and proprietary labels are an important part of Kohl's business.
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Just last month, conglomerate Wesfarmers forecast falling annual earnings at its Kmart discount department stores.
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It took control of Intime Retail, which runs department stores and malls, early last year.
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Independent boutiques have long competed with salons in department stores like Macy's, Saks and Dillard's.
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Many department stores pay high tax rates and stand to benefit from the Republican cuts.
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But he does not have dreams of bringing back the department stores of his youth.
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Its 750 outlets included Brooks Brothers, Ann Taylor, Bonwit Teller and many regional department stores.
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Like all nearly all department stores, it has seen same-store sales and profit drop.
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Tokyo Disneyland was closed, while Ginza department stores and smaller shops throughout Tokyo were shuttered.
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For instance, each year department stores always offer some countertop appliances for $10 or less.
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"Respondents anticipate spending less at almost all department stores surveyed," wrote Jefferies analyst Daniel Binder.
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But Loeb was quoted as saying it should close more Sogo and Seibu department stores.
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Department stores may be on their deathbed, but the trendy curated marketplace concept is thriving.
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On the whole, department stores are expected to have underperformed during the 2019 holiday season.
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A further 660 of Sephora's stores are shop-in-shops located in JCPenney department stores.
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That or they're going directly to brands like Coach and Nike and skipping department stores.
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Located in London, Harrods is one of the most famous department stores in the world.
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Department stores throughout the country sell Ivanka Trump shoes, Ivanka Trump clothes, Ivanka Trump handbags.
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Half of consumers shopped at department stores, and 49% bought goods online, the NRF said.
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Other types of retailers such as department stores are struggling to offer shoppers something unique.
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The brand has opened its own retail stores in many department stores and tourist areas.
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Everybody — hotels, department stores, taxi drivers, noodle stands — takes Alipay or WeChat Pay or both.
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The S & S Hat Company began selling headgear in 1923 to boutiques and department stores.
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Another sign of the troubles facing department stores: Their online sales grew only 6.9 percent.
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While I don't roam around department stores lusting after wall clocks and food processors, my purchases are dictated by the relentless stream of images that dominate our smartphones and spaces, just like my parents bought into the displays on their televisions and department stores.
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In general, promotions at higher-priced department stores were less extreme than their lower-priced counterparts.
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Locally-owned, non-chain stores edged department stores out of the number three spot this year.
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And a Democratic congresswoman telling supporters to harass officials at department stores, restaurants and gas stations.
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Department stores across the country account for more than 350 million square feet of mall space.
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Some are turning to co-working spaces, apartment complexes and health facilities to replace department stores.
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Retail employment fell 6,100, declining for a fourth straight month, with department stores shedding 3,700 jobs.
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Sephora has more than 2,500 locations globally, including its mini stores within J.C. Penney department stores.
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Funereal bunting now hangs from government buildings, as well as some banks and big department stores.
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Why do so many department stores and retailers think labeling needs to be so emotionally-charged?
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It's easy to be considered well-dressed if you're shopping the designer floor at department stores.
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They've all got their stores, they've got all kinds of ways to go through department stores.
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Therefore, if the department stores can continue to show sequential improvement, he thinks stocks will follow.
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Department stores are also giving up sales to off-mall, off-price competitors such as T.J.Maxx.
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Some of the department stores—Macy's and Kohl's—had positive comments on sales trends last week.
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Despite these initiatives, underlying revenue trends remained a challenge for both department stores during the quarter.
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Increasingly, shoppers are able to go directly to brands to buy instead of visiting department stores.
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It's not just staid department stores that are embracing the idea of stores as experiential destinations.
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Other department stores quickly followed Walmart's lead, to keep their workers from leaving for higher wages.
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Prior to walking the runway, Smalls was mostly modeling in catalogs for department stores including Nordstrom.
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Retail sales fell short of expectations in March, including another bleak performance from struggling department stores.
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Other department stores are facing the same challenges, and many have caved under the economic pressure.
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The company also sells its denim through department stores including Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's and Sakes Fifth Avenue.
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Sometimes I look at the buys in department stores, and I see copies of my shoes.
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That figure does not even take into account department stores, which also rely heavily on apparel.
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Beyoncé. Or at least she runs the world of discount-priced department stores that aren't Walmart.
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One of the country's largest retail unions represents workers in department stores, grocery stores and bakeries.
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Amazon's gains have a lot to do with losses at traditional department stores, the firm said.
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"In the current retail environment, we believe department stores are structurally disadvantaged to win," Lejuez said.
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That made them exceptions in a difficult quarter for department stores, watch sellers and clothing companies.
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Sellers should revise inventory strategy and avoid relying so much on department stores, said some analysts.
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Formula One technology is also being used to save energy from refrigeration appliances in department stores.
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This Australian Kmart, owned by the conglomerate Wesfarmers Limited, operates 231 department stores across the continent.
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Department stores have long been known for changing their merchandise out for new seasons very early.
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As the mall lost customers, several department stores abandoned their leases, and smaller tenants followed suit.
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In 1989, Kohl's acquired MainStreet department stores in Chicago and converted the stores into Kohl's locations.
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Department stores carry organic pet food, dog beds featuring Egyptian cotton and strollers imported from France.
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High-end department stores Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue are also on board.
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He says he went from being watched in department stores to being nationally adored practically overnight.
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"In Japan, we are department stores, so quite big," Mr. Nakagawa said, surveying his small domain.
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His mother, the former Mildred Gaffney, sewed ski masks that she sold to Boston department stores.
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Michael Kors has traditionally been reliant on outlets and department stores, where deep discounting is common.
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"A lot of [traditional] department stores out there are trying to feature young brands," Alexander said.
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Department stores used to be places of discovery, so they had a little bit of everything.
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N) as potential winners among department stores, as well as Victoria's Secret owner L Brands (LB.
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Ophelia tore roofs off school buildings, department stores, apartment complexes and sports arenas around the country.
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Hundreds of department stores, mall anchors for decades, are expected to shut their doors this year.
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The two are reporting same-store sales growth that specialty retailers and department stores dream of.
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It also opened new pop-up locations, including seven inside Nordstrom department stores around the US.
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Many old-school industries saw minimal job growth, like manufacturing, or extended declines, like department stores.
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Still, on the whole, department stores are expected to have underperformed during the 2019 holiday season.
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Despite several attempts to revamp their images, department stores have gotten the cold shoulder from shoppers.
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Retail sales were led higher by department stores and furniture and house apparel, the data showed.
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Same-store sales at its full-line department stores were up 1 percent during that period.
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Macy's struggled during its latest quarter, adding to a string of poor results at department stores.
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If you're looking for appliances, check out department stores like Macy's and Sears on Black Friday.
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Read more: The 117-year rise and fall of JCPenney, one of America's largest department stores
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Department stores need to think about how these online retailers and Amazon are servicing their customers.
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Boss added that he expects cost savings to be a "theme" for department stores this quarter.
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"Less surprisingly, perhaps, department stores have also lost apparel spending to Amazon," analyst Deborah Weinswig said.
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What were these grand department stores but monuments to our shared history, repositories of group memory?
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Many old-school industries saw minimal job growth, like manufacturing, or extended declines, like department stores.
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"Simply put, it's a negative," for department stores, the Wells Fargo analysts wrote in the note.
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"It wouldn't be surprising if high-end malls ended up with two traditional department stores compared to the roughly four traditional department stores currently at most malls," said Cedrik Lachance, Director of U.S. REIT Research at real estate research firm Green Street Advisors in Newport Beach, California.
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Like all department stores, it needs shoppers to buy in its stores, rather than from brands directly.
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Most department stores and specialty shops that preannounced results said that sales deteriorated from the prior year.
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Meantime, many department stores are located in malls, which have become less convenient as shoppers head online.
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The onions were market tested in Tokyo department stores and online, and they completely sold out immediately.
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Tom Ford made his new collection available in his stores, department stores like Bergdorf Goodman, and online.
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"Department stores in aggregate have been losing market share and not performing like other sectors," Sadove said.
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The reason the department stores are having the problems they're having is they have too much overstock.
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Stage Stores, meanwhile, operates Gordmans off-price stores, Bealls, Goody's, Palais Royal, Peebles and Stage department stores.
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It's also a love letter to department stores of yore, and to the operatic flow of trade.
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This is the reason why many department stores like Macy's, Kohl's and Nordstrom are hurting, Cramer said.
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All are working to appeal to shoppers who are spending more online rather than at department stores.
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Marshalls, Dillard's and Macy's; and amongst luxury department stores, Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus.
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But Hudson's Bay, we own 90 department stores, and basically, we're everywhere the people in Canada are.
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But why do you think department stores and other retailers have been so slow in that regard?
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Shares of rival department stores J.C. Penney, Kohl's, Nordstrom and Target Corp also rose following the results.
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It's easy to turn to the usual suspects, like department stores, drugstores, and cult-favorite beauty emporiums.
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Department stores like Macy's have a selection ranging from high-tech smart watches to traditional leather designs.
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Department stores may need to close more than 800 stores to reach the productivity levels of 2006.
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Department stores also can't turn to the retail trick of selling more groceries to bring in shoppers.
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The association, known as ANTAD, includes retail chains Walmex and Soriana as well as other department stores.
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Macy's and Kohl's are the first major department stores on deck, with both releasing results early Thursday.
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Children's brand Carter's last month lowered its full-year sales forecast because of softness at department stores.
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JCPenney is the last of the major department stores to report, scheduled to release results early Friday.
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That brand has helped it grab shelf space in higher-end department stores including Nordstrom and Saks.
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SPCOMMULR, which includes discount retailers and department stores and has advanced 9.0 percent in the same period.
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The fact that they shop less frequently in department stores could also play a role, he said.
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Like other department stores, Macy's has been squeezed by stiff competition from online retailers such as Amazon.
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In February, online sales narrowly beat general merchandise stores, including department stores, warehouse clubs and super-centers.
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From grocery stores to department stores, retailers have a way of tricking you into spending money mindlessly.
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But department stores were the only major retail category to shrink sales in the year to Oct.
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The Nordstrom department stores' decision to drop Ivanka Trump's label has reached the halls of Congress. Rep.
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The point: there may be an overall sales decline occurring in the stores, not just department stores.
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You can buy them through Apple, Equinox gyms (lol), and a bunch of department stores starting today.
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Retail sales were led lower by department stores, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, the data showed.
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Discount department stores like T. J. Maxx, Marshalls and Ross, on the other hand, have been thriving.
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Department stores have among the highest return rates, according to the Retail Equation, which collects shopping data.
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These offset declines in sales of clothes and other items at department stores after June clearance sales.
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Some outfits have even partnered with department stores like J.C. Penny and Macy's, The Associated Press reports.
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It grew through its retail shops and distribution in department stores including Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale's.
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The company, which is the first of the department stores to report results, also dragged peers' shares.
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Like many department stores, Hudson's Bay has struggled to adapt to a dramatic shift to online shopping.
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Nordstrom department stores became prolific in the American shopping landscape in the 20th and early 21st centuries.
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Lord & Taylor, in turn, faces many of the obstacles that U.S. department stores are grappling with today.
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Read more: One of New York City's most iconic department stores will close after selling to WeWork.
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The nation had become an urban nation, and department stores were becoming the more urban retail venue.
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The categories for the final quarter of 2019 were just announced: department stores, PayPal, and Chase Pay.
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Like other department stores, Macy's has been squeezed by stiff competition from online retailers such as Amazon.com.
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Department stores like JCPenney, Sears, and Macy's were once foot-traffic anchors for malls across the country.
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Turns out I'm not the only enthusiast of vintage shopping, and traditional department stores have taken notice.
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Department stores, the anchors of American shopping malls, have been particularly brutalised by the shift towards ecommerce.
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Department stores that offer big discounts, like Macy's, will remain a top destination during the weekend, too.
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While operating profit grew 18 percent at Waitrose, it slumped 56 percent at the department stores arm.
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Employment at department stores fell by 29,000 to a record low between May 453 and May 2019.
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You can have this, or you can let Negroes eat at the lunch counters of department stores.
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In addition to its upscale department stores, Barneys operates Barneys Warehouse outlets, as well as Freds restaurants.
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Americans are captive to the pharmaceutical industry, much like our past relationships with 20th century department stores.
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If it works, it may herald a new venture in the stagnant world of Western department stores.
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Department stores and general merchandisers led job losses in the retail industry for the month of December.
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Facing declines in traffic, department stores like J.C. Penney are betting on star power to attract shoppers.
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Department stores are going dark, removing the lifeblood of an economy that was on a hot streak.
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Fewer shoppers are seeking out department stores at the mall to buy clothing, shoes and home goods.
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When it opened its doors, the mall had Penny's, Gayfers, and Woolco as its anchor department stores.
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The groom is a grandson of Mervin G. Morris of Atherton, the founder of Mervyn's Department Stores.
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Shoppers are increasingly steering clear of shopping malls, anchored by department stores, opting to buy online instead.
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Across the city, department stores, shopping alleys and traditional outdoor marketplaces have all been drained of shoppers.
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There's more: Employees at big-box retailers, supermarkets, pharmacy chains, and department stores have also trialed Clearview.
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Like many department stores, Hudson's Bay has struggled to adapt to a dramatic shift to online shopping.
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Department stores Neiman Marcus and Bon-Ton are both working with advisors to address their debt load.
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Retail giant Seven & I Holdings said it would shut its supermarkets and department stores in metropolitan Tokyo.
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A mall's demise usually begins with the loss of one or more of its anchor department stores.
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It markets jewellery, textiles, machinery, construction materials, garments, cosmetics, and home appliances through supermarkets and department stores.
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Since President Trump's election, several department stores have dropped Ivanka Trump's brand, including Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus.
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Department stores in the major cities of Sapporo and Hakodate closed down, and malls look almost deserted.
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Across the city of 2.4 million, department stores, shopping alleys and outdoor marketplaces are drained of shoppers.
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Shoppers are bargain hunting online, department stores are struggling, and once-mainstay brands are closing out permanently.
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The groom's mother, was the lead bridal and designer buyer at Jordon Marsh Department Stores in Boston.
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Its Seattle flagship location, modeled after famous European department stores, has restaurants, bars and pop-up shops.
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It&aposs a 10-minute walk from Harrods, one of the world&aposs most iconic department stores.
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That has put more pressure on retailers, especially department stores, to slash prices and, therefore, squeeze profits.
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He said four Le Tote rental studios have already been added to existing Lord & Taylor department stores.
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The "Mad Money" host breaks down why certain department stores are doomed, outside of the Amazon effect.
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Soon, Juicy Couture was exclusively sold at upscale department stores like Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Not long ago, for example, department stores banished their outlets miles away from their full-priced locations.
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Some will wait for more answers this holiday season before deciding on the fate of department stores.
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Among the department stores, she expects Penney's, Nordstrom and Kohl's to be able to beat Street estimates.
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The going theory has been department stores are needed, but there are simply too many of them.
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Its Seattle flagship location, modeled after famous European department stores, has restaurants, bars and pop up shops.
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Investors had high hopes for department stores like Macy's, Kohl's, J. C. Penney and Nordstrom last year.
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His pet architectural projects, such as water parks and department stores, are aimed at the growing middle class.
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She said it's unclear how much of the downside in department stores may hit brands like Michael Kors.
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"The mall of the future doesn't need five, six ... department stores," Simon said during an earnings conference call.
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The bar for department stores was high this year, despite the broader decline the industry has been facing.
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Shoppers have been turning away from department stores in favor of buying directly from individual brands like Nike.
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You call that the shopgirl era — because many of the first women daters were salesgirls in department stores.
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But department stores like Macy's, fall to the number four spot, reaching a new low on our survey.
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"We were not short the department stores," Chanos said of another traditional retailing sector that is retrenching quickly.
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In chain volume measures, household goods and department stores led the declines, while food and clothing inched higher.
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Barneys and Fred Segal department stores spotted her bags and agreed to start selling them in select stores.
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These retailers, which sell name-brand apparel for less, have grown at the expense of traditional department stores.
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She enters the West Coast fashion house from a life of working for department stores nationwide and abroad.
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As Glamour reports, the grand dame of department stores has some major new beauty tricks up its sleeve.
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Like department stores in Paris or Moscow, Spain's El Corte Ingles chain has staffed up with Mandarin-speakers.
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The brand still doesn't have wholesale accounts with big department stores, only "mom and pop shops," says Auzimour.
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Retailers shocked the markets last week when almost all the major department stores reported better-than-expected earnings.
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And department stores such as Nordstrom (JWN), Kohl's (KSS) and Macy's (M) are shuttering a few stores each.
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J.C. Penney and Macy's were among department stores that had more promotions this year, Deutsche Bank analysts said.
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Department stores have been struggling with declining mall traffic and stiff competition from online retailers such as Amazon.
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Many college students (45%) said they expect to shop online while another 39% anticipate shopping at department stores.
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It's the result of years of recording the layouts of complex spaces like department stores, malls, and airports.
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In 2005, Federated made several critical moves including acquiring The May Department Stores, Lord & Taylor, and Marshall Fields.
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Ultimately, while Macy's remains standing unlike department stores like Barneys, it still has a long uphill battle ahead.
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Of all 15 subcategories tracked by Retail Metrics, department stores are presumed to have generated the worst results.
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Department stores across the board are struggling to make up for declining sales and foot traffic in malls.
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The goal is to reverse the headwinds that department stores as a whole have faced in recent years.
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"I think there's been a shift in how consumers are discovering brands, and it doesn't involve department stores."
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Furthermore, department stores' model—buying clothes from vendors months before those clothes arrive in shops—looks increasingly slow.
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Department stores have been hit especially hard of late, as shoppers increasingly go online to make their purchases.
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Many department stores and clothing outlets that haven't outright failed yet are teetering on the brink of death.
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A cheap, available phone like the ZTE Z233 is available at many department stores and inner-city pharmacies.
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The bralette is also for sale at low-price retailers including Target, and department stores such as Nordstrom.
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In turn, department stores could use Alibaba's data on popular clothes or colors to choose brands or styles.
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That perfume, at least outside of department stores and Sephora aisles, is becoming more androgynous is not news.
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The company, which is the first of the department stores to report results, also dragged down peers' shares.
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"In general, department stores had a decent Black Friday weekend," Customer Growth Partners President Craig Johnson told CNBC.
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Over the holiday weekend, shoppers said they headed to department stores (280 percent) and shopped online (2100 percent).
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Retail REITs, and especially those with high exposure to malls and department stores, have had a rough year.
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In April, a Los Angeles judge gave preliminary approval to a $6 million offer by Kohl's Department Stores.
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Some of the more delectable shopping is found at food halls in the subbasements of major department stores.
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Now, 26 years and as many department stores later, he is also bringing in big-name contemporary art.
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"TJX is one of the reasons that U.S. department stores cannot succeed at the discount game," Saunders said.
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Foot traffic in both department stores and drug stores where cosmetics brands are sold are losing foot traffic.
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Many of the city's most famous department stores deck the halls with ornate window displays and exterior decorations.
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Unlike most specialty retailers and department stores, ROST does not require fashion or product innovation to drive profits.
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Kohl's grew in popularity as an alternative to high-end department stores, offering high-quality goods for less.
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Trump pulled off the same scheme with publicly touted investments in Hilton Hotels, Gillette, and Federated Department Stores.
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In addition, spending at department stores fell 1.3% from last year, despite 10.2% growth online, according to Mastercard.
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The changes in the sector are leading a number of department stores to undergo various levels of transformation.
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Among the department stores and big-box names on the list are J.C. Penney, Kmart, Macy's, and Sears.
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Very little sets stores like Macy's, Sears, JC Penny and other vanilla department stores apart from one another.
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Guards now search bags — or at least glance into them — at the entrances to theaters and department stores.
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Although Amazon dominates e-commerce, there are multitudes of department stores and retail brands with successful digital platforms.
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Macy's Department Stores is shutting down almost 70 stores and cutting 10,000 jobs following a disappointing holiday season.
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Growing numbers of online shoppers, the narrative goes, are suffocating department stores, apparel outlets, and everything in between.
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The former military checkpoint dividing the communist and capitalist worlds is flanked by a McDonald's and department stores.
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Warm winters could hurt department stores by leaving a lot of cold weather clothing inventory on the books.
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"When you hear about weakness in department stores, that often causes weakness in PVH's wholesale business," Cramer said.
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The group also sells its products in leading British department stores such as Selfridges, John Lewis and Fenwick.
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The company has also said it expects to close at least six of its department stores in 27.7.
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It fits into broader surveillance systems, from geo-tracking on cell phones to security cameras in department stores.
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The city's department stores, les grands magasins, were reshaping retail more than 22020 years ago, long before Amazon.
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She opts for colorful shift dresses and blazers from department stores; she's a little preppy and likes J.Crew.
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They are down nearly 25% this year, compared with the S&P 500 department stores index's 0.26% gain.
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He worked in department stores in high school, including Bonwit Teller, at the time Boston's most soigné retailer.
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When the mall first opened, it contained four department stores and 40,000 additional square feet of retail space.
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Macy's and other department stores have sold off some of their real estate to cope with declining sales.
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Don't beat yourself up, and other tips Many grocery and department stores still bag your purchases in plastic.
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"Department stores can't just rely on national brands to drive traffic to their stores anymore," said Euromonitor's Grant.
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Discounters Walmart and Target recently reported strong earnings, taking market share from department stores and other struggling retailers.
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A deadly coronavirus outbreak could be another obstacle for the retail industry, and chiefly department stores, in 2020.
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The potential store in Southlake comes as Macy's is struggling to grow sales at its traditional department stores.
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Some malls, such as the Flatiron Crossing Mall, have had to find other uses for its department stores.
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In one deal, in 1989, he became chief executive of the Woodward & Lothrop and John Wanamaker department stores.
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J.C. Penney is set to close six of its department stores in 2020, a spokeswoman confirmed to CNBC.
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Beauty bars, the centerpieces of many department stores, have almost always been exempt from discounts and storewide sales.
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What would it mean for multibrand boutiques and department stores sending men's wear buyers to shows in July?
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She remembers that, as a child, the store seemed much less intimidating than uptown department stores like Saks.
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"The structural challenges for the traditional department stores are abundantly clear today," wrote Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom.
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Or to anyone who has encountered the tired-looking mannequins and haggard sales associates at many department stores.
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With its ubiquitous presence in shopping malls and department stores across the country, Coach has not been spared.
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With online shopping becoming mainstream, it's harder for struggling department stores to drive shoppers to malls, analysts said.
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U.S. department stores including Macy's and Sears Holdings are finding they no longer require such large-format stores.
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All over Midtown Manhattan, department stores are opening a new department: the spiffy, up-to-date cocktail bar.
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Department stores "used to put on a show," wrote Alexandra Jacobs, a deputy Styles editor at The Times.
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The figure reflects sales at department stores, including chains Soriana and Chedraui, open for at least one year.
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He says to avoid department stores and mall-based retailers but sees opportunity in athleisure and discount companies.
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From app stores to department stores, here are some gift cards for everyone: Vox Media has affiliate partnerships.
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You can get these types of self-massage tools online or at sporting goods stores and department stores.
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Shoppers used to think about department stores first when they thought about buying eye shadows or skin creams.
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Traditional department stores, including Sears, face heavy competition from big box retailers and online competitors, namely Amazon (AMZN).
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And many are still staying open this year, including traditional department stores like Kohl's and J. C. Penney.
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" However, Pennsylvania REIT CEO Joe Coradino told CNBC the closing of underperforming department stores is a "win-win.
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People may nap in department stores, cafes, restaurants or even a snug spot on a busy city sidewalk.
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In another ode to New York, our chief fashion critic bids farewell to the city's shuttered department stores.
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Even the largest department stores, in line with other retailers, are emitting foul-smelling revenue and earnings reports.
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Originally a provider of mechanical kids' rides for department stores, the enterprise expanded to arcade games in the 1970s.
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In focusing its business, Metro has already sold its Kaufhof department stores and split from consumer electronics retailer Ceconomy.
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Hotels and department stores in the capital stand to lose millions, and shelves have run empty in some supermarkets.
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They were heartened last year after most major department stores beat rock-bottom expectations set by the prior year.
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These androids have made numerous public appearances—in cafés and department stores, singing in malls, performing in a play.
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In addition to Nordstrom, the brand was available at other department stores such as Bloomingdale's, Macy's and Lord & Taylor.
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The firm still gives it an investment-grade rating and believes it is one of the stronger department stores.
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A sector that continues to struggle within retail is department stores, even with the boost other companies are seeing.
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To keep up with Internet rivals, she added, department stores must also increase spending on technology, further deflating results.
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Like other U.S. department stores, Lord & Taylor has been struggling as customers shop less at malls and more online.
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Department stores and other shops are hoping to make up for lost business as the January sales kick off.
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Like others in the retail space, department stores are also battling ongoing, excessive promotions that have led to deflation.
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I head there afterward, and while window-shopping at the big department stores, I get sidetracked by the Gap.
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That is significantly pricier than off-the-peg clothes in Pyongyang's mid-range department stores or in informal markets.
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Between the lines: Traditional luxury department stores haven't been able to crack the digital marketplace in a meaningful way.
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John Lewis, a chain of department stores, had the biggest week for sales in its august 153-year history.
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Kate Spade would offer Coach or Michael Kors greater pricing power with department stores, as well a younger clientele.
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As one of the oldest and largest department stores in the nation, Macy's is an icon of American retail.
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The consensus on Wall Street is that Department stores are the most at risk in the new tariff environment.
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In recent years, department stores have continually blamed their anemic growth on a shift in U.S. consumer spending habits.
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Department stores already accounted for a small chunk of Coach's sales, at roughly 5 percent, according to Wells Fargo.
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Department stores, including Macy's, Kohl's and Nordstrom, were among the carnage on Thursday, but were about flat on Friday.
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Perpetual discounting in department stores is seeping into Americans' psyche — and it's impacting one group of shoppers in particular.
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"We're seeing trading up within stores, particularly at the department stores, to higher price, more full price," he said.
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A breakdown showed sales of nearly all product categories at department stores increased in September, across food and apparel.
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As a result, some smaller vendors of traditional department stores struggle to adapt to request for shorter lead times.
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Online sales also rose, cutting into sales at the traditional department stores, which left receipts at clothing outlets flat.
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In addition to the curated section in Sephora, the analyst noted some department stores also jumped on the bandwagon.
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Too many department stores, furniture stores, kid stores, sporting goods stores, mattress stores — but not too many Home Depots.
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Retail stocks fell last week after a string of disappointing results from department stores such as Macy's and Nordstrom.
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Before it devastated department stores and ran roughshod through apparel and electronics shops, Amazon vanquished brick-and-mortar booksellers.
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Former J.C. Penney CEO Allen Questrom, who also ran Federated Department Stores, Barney's and Neiman Marcus, is speaking out.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls across urban China which could give Alibaba a strong foothold.
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Some watched the historic launch on TVs in department stores, like this Sears store in White Plains, New York.
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Adding to the woes of department stores, the apparel market is also increasingly being dominated by online retailer Amazon.
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Burlington, for example, said its average customer was five years younger than those who shop at traditional department stores.
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Department stores including Macy's, Nordstrom and Kohl's reported that quarterly sales fell at stores open longer than a year.
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He is also continuing what he calls Macy's "I do" strategy, upgrading fine jewelry departments within the department stores.
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He has transformed Macy's during his tenure, including with a buyout of the May Department Stores Company in 2005.
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And then you have other countries in Asia where you have department stores shopping malls that are well managed.
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NH: What I said before about department stores in the United States has nothing to do with e-commerce.
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In the department stores where its products remain, the company is limiting the ability to mark down Coach products.
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Far fewer department stores compete for shoppers in Canada than in the United States on a per-capita basis.
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It certainly caught the eye of Nordstrom, which, like other traditional American department stores, has struggled to attract customers.
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As flailing department stores continue to grasp at straws to stay afloat, they're finding an unlikely partner in ThredUp.
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JCPenney is one of the largest department stores in the country, with more than 800 brick-and-mortar locations.
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American department stores are struggling to keep pace with e-retailers that are successfully drawing more customers their way.
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But we are not department stores, and it's time for everyone to stop kissing summer goodbye on social media.
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The holiday window decoration tradition is one that has withstood the test of time for many iconic department stores.
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When department stores wouldn't sell her mops, she stood in parking lots, demoing the products and selling them herself.
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Retail analyst Dana Telsey has mostly hold ratings on the department stores in her coverage universe, and remains hopeful.
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This is designed to protect customers' information used on websites such as Uber, PayPal, banks, department stores, Starbucks, etc.
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Some watched the historic launch on TVs in department stores, like this Sears store in White Plains, New York.
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Jewelry is the classic holiday gift for couples everywhere, so department stores are gearing up for a busy season.
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Like its competitors, Lord & Taylor is wrestling with a shift as consumers shop online and less at department stores.
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Department stores, though, are mass oriented — they stock colors and fashion most likely to appeal to a broad set.
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"Department stores continue to be challenged in their effort to stabilize operating margins," said Christina Boni, a Moody's analyst.
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The bride, who is 212017 and based in Manhattan, is a buyer in men's sportswear for Macy's department stores.
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The same goes for department stores and retailers, gyms, hotels, nail salons, barbershops, and multiple other industries and sectors.
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"She cleaned out my closet, updated my wardrobe and brought 10 department stores to my apartment," Ms. Fisher said.
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Sales by general merchandisers — which include department stores — increased 4.3 percent in November and December from a year earlier.
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At the time, it was known as The Mall and housed department stores like JCPenney, Kaufman-Straus, and Rose's.
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Facial recognition technology has been slowly colonizing all kinds of public and private spaces, from airports to department stores.
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La Mer creams also sold by mail order catalogues, and at small, high-end department stores like Henri Bendel.
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The company's margins have also taken a knock as department stores discount heavily to get rid of excess inventory.
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Maxine Waters urging protesters to hound Republicans out of restaurants and pursue them at department stores and gas stations.
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The bride, who is 31 and based in Manhattan, is a buyer in men's sportswear for Macy's department stores.
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The city became a major economic center, with broad boulevards, onion-domed Orthodox churches, villas, department stores and hotels.
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In America the fate of lesser luxury brands is tied to that of department stores, which are dying off.
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Seven & I, which owns Sogo department stores and the 7-Eleven convenience chain, has been shutting less profitable stores.
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Online retailers who sell luxury products for less are undercutting sales at high-end department stores like Neiman Marcus.
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Yet cruise the aisles of the big department stores here at holiday sale season and you can't miss them.
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I hate shopping, but after a visit to London's iconic Harrods I have a new outlook on department stores
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Forever 21 had been aggressive with its real estate expansion, often scooping up locations left vacant by department stores.
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The company announced on Thursday that Paula Nickolds, managing director of the department stores, would also leave in February.
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As Manhattan department stores add sleek cocktail bars, holiday shopping is beginning to look a lot like happy hour.
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Target has been able to thrive at a time when so many brick-and-mortar department stores are struggling.
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He and other investors then began buying failing shopping malls and department stores under the name Steen & Strøm Invest.
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JCPenney plans to close 18 under-performing department stores in 2019, as well as nine home and furniture stores.
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Amazon (AMZN) has squeezed department stores on the online side, while TJX (TJX) has undercut them with lower prices.
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Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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Some department stores, like Nordstrom, also have a line of ready-to-wear gowns both online and in-store.
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Other department stores Macy's, Dillard's, Nordstrom and J.C. Penney are also set to report second-quarter earnings this week.
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Whatever the outcome of that process, Nordstrom should not be tarred with the same brush as other department stores.
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J.C. Penney is anticipating closing eight of its department stores across the U.S. this year, a spokesman told CNBC.
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Over the past three months, department stores have all been in the news both for better and for worse.
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Silicon Valley has resisted Mr. Trump's border policy while some department stores have discontinued Ivanka Trump's line of merchandise.
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In 20183, Nordstrom Rack same-store sales jumped 22018% compared with a 2401% gain at its namesake department stores.
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They offer make-up, perfumes and skin care products with a more hands-on experience than traditional department stores.
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Options at Sephora and department stores were expensive; the products available at drugstores were cheaper but not exactly enticing.
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She makes money for big American drugstore chains, department stores, independent brands, book publishers, magazines, and digital media companies.
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The brand then moves into department stores, launches a local e-commerce site, and eventually opens its own stores.
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Department stores, which have been declaring bankruptcy at an alarming rate, have been one of the hardest-hit segments.
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Shares of Kohl's Corp and J.C. Penney Co Inc plunged after the two department stores' quarterly results missed expectations.
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"There is a big push from department stores across the board this year to cut down lead times and manage inventory tightly," said Robert D'Loren, chairman and CEO of U.S.-based Xcel Brands, which supplies branded apparel to chains like Lord & Taylor and Dillard's and private label clothing to other department stores.
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What's losing ground are the department stores that your parents and my parents and I also used to go to.
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In the beginning, when I went to talk to people in department stores, they said, we need more product samples.
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He said he'd look at stocks like TJX or Nordstrom, which has its own discount business alongside its department stores.
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But the company still can't dodge intense pressures on department stores from online rivals, big box retailers and discount chains.
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Discount retailers have squeezed Kohl's, as well as other department stores such as JCPenney (JCP), Macy's (M) and Nordstrom (JWN).
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That's because unlike dial-up, floppy disks, or department stores, greeting cards have managed to prevail in the digital age.
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As a result, US banks, restaurants, hotels and department stores expanded to the island, creating jobs and boosting tax revenues.
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Companies like Stitch Fix are trying to supplant department stores by shipping a personalized selection of apparel to customer doors.
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The math gets even more complicated for retailers that own a large chunk of their real estate — namely, department stores.
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Wall Street has been pressuring department stores to shrink their footprints amid competition from the internet and off-price retailers.
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Department stores are struggling with declining mall traffic as well as tough competition from online retailers and off-price stores.
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"We're not blind to secular pressures facing brick-and-mortar retail — especially department stores with large footprints," Altschwager told investors.
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Federated Department Stores bought Marshall Field's in 2005 and converted the stores to the company's more recognizable flagship brand, Macy's.
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The transition has been difficult for department stores: comparable store sales at Kohl's, Macy's and Dillard's all declined last quarter.
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More Chinese tourists are going abroad, and that also means during important public holidays, fewer people are visiting department stores.
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The deflationary spiral department stores and others in the space are stuck in is denting their gross margins, Kleinhenz said.
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That retail earnings season kicks off in earnest with the major department stores doesn't help the conversation surrounding the sector.
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In recent decades, we've seen this type of xenophobia flourish everywhere from restaurants to department stores and even state legislatures.
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Robinsons department stores have been offering up to 70 percent off a variety of goods for the past two weeks.
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Target had acquired them to get a West Coast presence, to get in this new idea of promotional department stores.
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Department stores and luxury boutiques shuttered their outlets when protests descended into riots in early December, and tourists canceled bookings.
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Born and raised in Connecticut, she started modeling at age 14 and appeared in fashion catalogs for local department stores.
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And for Lord & Taylor the deal is also about traffic — department stores are struggling, and opening a store on Walmart.
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For the first time last year, it generated more revenue at airports globally than at U.S. department stores, data shows.
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The decline in the department stores' shares marked the end of a week that highlighted the expanding clout of Amazon.
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She and fellow BP members were later arrested on charges of plotting to blow up department stores and police stations.
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Despite these pressures, there are a few trends fueling optimism over department stores for the second half of the year.
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But that would be offset by continuing pressure in its department stores and the cost of investing in the business.
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Macy's likewise addressed concerns that vendors including Coach and Michael Kors are pulling back on their exposure to department stores.
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But I would say there's obviously the traditional big-box luxury department stores: Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom being the two.
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Things are going to start looking up for certain department stores, former Saks CEO Steve Sadove told CNBC on Friday.
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Enclosed malls are usually filled with department stores such as Macy's and other clothes retailers that are all closing outlets.
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Mulpuru estimates that for many major department stores, 20 percent or more of their sales are coming from e-commerce.
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"Unlike the department stores, some of these restaurant stocks are having a pretty great year," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Unlike the department stores, some of these restaurant stocks are having a pretty great year," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Whereas department stores generate the lion's share of their sales from apparel and handbags, Best Buy leans on consumer electronics.
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Analysts say retailers, specifically department stores, are poorly positioned to compete in the trade war environment with already low margins.
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Hills Department Stores, No. 4 on the list, was acquired by Ames 7 years after it emerged from bankruptcy protection.
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The closures highlight the pressures on traditional department stores, which are losing market share to off-price competitors and Amazon.
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The starting price for both is $395 and they'll debut in department stores (and Michael Kors stores) in fall 2016.
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"They're all [the department stores] going up against two very formidable competitors," said Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners.
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Competition in the beauty space has become increasingly fierce, with several major department stores setting their sights on the category.
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Department stores have suffered the most, hit by nine retail bankruptcies in 2017 alone and accelerating declines in foot traffic.
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Meantime, those department stores set to close this year should be shut during the second quarter of 2019, Penney said.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls in China, mainly in so-called first- and second-tier cities.
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The Partnership, which has 49 eponymous department stores and 353 Waitrose supermarkets, warned that this year would see no improvement.
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Department stores across North America have felt the brunt of changing consumer habits — in particular, a shift toward online shopping.
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When brands produce too many clothes or department stores cancel orders, the discounters swoop in to buy the leftover inventory.
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GUM has several major differences that set it apart from US department stores — and that's exactly why it's so charming.
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Traditional department stores have struggled more than the rest of the retail industry to recover from the 2008 financial collapse.
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Retailers continued to see job losses in multiple categories, from department stores to appliance dealers, as more consumers shop online.
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Retailer Isetan Mitsukoshi also closed six department stores in the capital on Saturday, the first day the storm made rainfall.
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The wholesale channel posted a strong performance in the first half of the year although U.S. department stores remained weak.
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Department stores around the country have been under pressure to grow sales, as more shoppers turn to online clothing platforms.
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Sales at traditional department stores have slumped, and once-mighty institutions like Macy's and Sears have had to close stores.
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Its bras are available online and offline at many major retailers and department stores, including Amazon, Macy's, Nordstrom, and Walmart.
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Alipay and Tencent-owned WeChat Pay can be used all over the country from big department stores to street stalls.
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"Department stores rebounded in October, driven by promotional events and an earlier introduction of Christmas lines," an ONS spokesperson said.
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We took a look at the department stores that are no longer with us as we move into the 2020s.
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In fact, Lego and Mattel themselves are making Minecraft toys; Target and other department stores sell Minecraft apparel; Warner Bros.
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In contrast, sales at department stores fell 1.3 percent after two years of modest growth, largely due to store closures.
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A Singapore-based company has been stocking department stores in Pyongyang, the capital, with luxury items from Japan and Europe.
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That led to fashion shows for department stores all over the country, and they became darlings of the popular press.
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In turn, department stores are having to rely more on their private brands to try to stir up exci atement.
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" The distinction, he added, was between the old idea of department stores and the emerging model of the "apartment store.
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Digital brands at department stores Kohl's relationship with Facebook is a sign of online shopping bleeding further into physical stores.
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And most of that shopping is still done in department stores, said Ana Serafin Smith, a spokeswoman for the group.
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Analysts say there are still too many department stores and getting rid of unprofitable locations should help boost these businesses.
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Nordstrom shares had fallen 2.8 percent in the 12 months before that announcement — far less than other department stores' shares.
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Mr. Campeau next found himself battling Mr. Finkelstein for control of Federated Department Stores, the jewel of which was Bloomingdale's.
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Mr. Brotman married the former Susan Thrailkill, an executive for Nordstrom department stores, whom he met on a blind date.
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"The problem department stores have is what was once a big advantage — having a big footprint — now is a disadvantage."
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Levi's owned 824 stores and 500 shop-in-shops in department stores, including Nordstrom, at the end of last year.
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Credit card data, which investors scour for clues about the retail sector, showed more people shopping in big department stores.
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British retailers, from department stores to fashion brands, are battling some of the toughest trading conditions seen for a generation.
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The 139-year old retailer operates 23 department stores in market towns across Britain, selling furniture, fashion, toys and cosmetics.
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Mr. Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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Department stores and a slew of specialty brands ended 2017 on a high note when compared with the year prior.
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And department stores have a long history of offering dining options, a strategy that keeps shoppers on the premises longer.
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As department stores were on the decline, the internet was presenting new avenues to sell and novel ways to promote.
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Troubles across the industry have forced department stores, including Neiman, to re-evaluate their relationships with their lower-priced affiliates.
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The move to lower-cost stores, and lower prices over all through promotions, has eaten into department stores' bottom lines.
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"Sometimes big companies ask us to make a production for their department stores, but we can't do it," he said.
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The incident occurred in the Grote Marktstraat, a highly trafficked shopping street with a number of department stores and cafés.
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Warehouses, department stores, grocery stores -- Structures with large open spaces are particularly vulnerable to collapse, even in relatively weak tornadoes.
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Millennials, now firmly in their adult years, have been blamed for "killing" everything from mayonnaise to fabric softener to department stores.
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This decision contributed to a 30 percent decline in sales at North American department stores but made its sales more profitable.
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In an effort to maintain its exclusivity, Tapestry has been pulling inventory from department stores and cutting back on flash sales.
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It also envisions adding multiple BrandBox locations inside some shopping centers, where there's more demand for smaller retailers over department stores.
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Department stores' earnings will take an average 14 percent hit, with J.C. Penney and Kohl's getting hit the worst, he said.
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Todd Caruso of CBRE, a property firm, says large gyms are replacing department stores as the anchor tenants in shopping malls.
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While some segments of retail are alive and well, Cramer can't ignore the pain that department stores like Nordstrom are in.
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But enthusiasts expect you will someday be able to find clothes made from bacteria, fungi, and living cells at department stores.
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The area is known to be flooded with tourists hauling large shopping bags and weaving in and out of department stores.
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It was not until the '80s when it hit department stores (and back then it was called mineralizer and strobe cream).
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Among all retail segments, department stores are the "lone" group expected to have lost money in the first quarter, Perkins said.
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The store may serve as a test case for whether department stores have a future, as people more frequently shop online.
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His argument comes down to the fact that given so many choices, consumers are shopping at department stores less and less.
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Millennials get blamed for killing a lot of things — including shopping malls, with their reliance on out-of-fashion department stores.
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Department stores kicked off with better than expected results last week, but Friday's retail sales figures for July showed overall softness.
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Over the last two years, magnetic lashes have been popping up in department stores and drugstores, promising easy application and removal.
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The department stores, in particular, appeared busy, while things were a little more sluggish at the smaller specialty shops, she said.
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They usually have exclusives with retailers and department stores, thereby creating even more brands and confusion … KS: Confusing for the consumer.
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The news has been grim for department stores of late, with the group suffering a 0.7 percent sales decline in September.
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Department stores and hotels get a jolly makeover, and don't even get us started on the Christmas markets and skating rinks.
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"Despite a potential warm-weather boost in June and July, we're still seeing signs U.S. department stores are struggling," Greenberger said.
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And in light of declining foot traffic, some big-name department stores are actively strategizing new ways to monetize their windows.
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Comparable store sales — one important measure of performance — dropped 2.6 percent in its department stores group in the most recent quarter.
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Though she had no degree, she retired as the head wig buyer for Gimbels department stores with a $1 million portfolio.
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Besides grocery retail locations, Kroger also owns multi-department stores, convenience stores with gas and more than 320 fine jewelry outlets.
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"I think as we go forward — as we mentioned, we're closing 212 [department stores] this year," Treasurer Trent Kruse told analysts.
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And, direct-to-consumer brands such as The Arrivals will naturally cost less than similar brands you find in department stores.
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Amazon's giant retailing unit is gaining market share as big department stores shut their doors and internet commerce goes increasingly global.
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These can be department stores, cinemas or bookshops—anything that will fill a large space and lure customers past smaller boutiques.
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Nordstrom's off-price locations, which already outnumber its traditional U.S. department stores, could grow by another 20 shops during fiscal 2016.
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Why it matters: It's finally some good news for sagging department stores with stocks across the industry rising as a result.
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Japan's top 4 department stores all saw sales increase in November from a year earlier on brisk demand for luxury items.
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Though U.S. retail sales are surging, department stores and other retail chains are being squeezed as shoppers make more purchases online.
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Interestingly, out of the slew of fashion retailers included in StellaService's Index, only department stores are boasting about their BOPIS offerings.
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In 2005, 5.1 percent of shoppers who regularly used off-price retailers also shopped at department stores for clothing, he said.
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Ms. Martis and other retail analysts said that department stores had done a poor job of keeping up with younger consumers.
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It's officially wedding season and that means department stores will be competing to get you to buy your gifts from them.
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Rodan + Fields was acquired by Estée Lauder in 2003 and, at that time, its products sold in high-end department stores.
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Millennials have been blamed for killing a number of industries — from cereal and fabric softener to Applebee&aposs and department stores.
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Past categories have included gas stations, local commuter transportation, department stores, grocery stores, drug stores, restaurants, movie theaters, and event Amazon.
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The out-of-style offerings and slowing sales at Kohl's further prove that department stores as we know them are dying.
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Department stores overall appear to have fared well on Black Friday, kicking off the holiday shopping season on a high note.
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In Britain, for example, luxury department stores Harrods and Selfridges and retailers Holland & Barrett and the Body Shop now accept Alipay.
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They're held responsible for messing with the diamond industry, department stores, and even the U.S. economy, according to various media outlets.
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This new service could put additional pressure on the department stores, especially if Amazon is selling labels that they usually carry.
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The company, like several other department stores struggling to cope with reduced customer traffic and competition from e-commerce company Amazon.
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Neiman Marcus' closure of Last Call is bucking the trend of department stores that are increasingly moving into the discount sector.
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Last year, Nanushka received its first orders from "the majors" — department stores like Browns and online retailers like Net-a-Porter.
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An example: I was acutely aware of when I would go into department stores and feel the shadow of being followed.
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Unlike many department stores and mall-based retailers, Lowe's, Home Depot and home improvement retailers have not made mass store closures.
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On Thursday, cautionary statements from Macy's and American Airlines weighed on their shares and those of other department stores and airlines.
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He named L Brands, Nike, Under Armour, Capri Holdings and department stores like Macy's and Kohl's as the most under threat.
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Trending Like travel agencies, department stores and shoeshine stands, the concierge profession is one that has been brutishly hammerlocked by modernization.
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The family business is the largest private company in Thailand, with interests in department stores, banks, telecommunications companies and other businesses.
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And thus did some of the Trump opposition turn their efforts toward lobbying department stores to drop the Ivanka Trump brand.
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Nordstrom became the first department store chain to announce that it would temporarily close all 380 stores, including 116 department stores.
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Picture Prompts John Lewis, a chain of British department stores, has removed gender-specific labels from its brand of children clothes.
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The cult beauty brand is often credited with turning traditional beauty retail on its head by choosing to bypass department stores.
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Those price increases are likely to take a toll on airlines, department stores, manufacturers and other businesses that sell imported goods.
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Many restaurants and department stores in Seoul, such as Shinsegae and Lotte Department Store, are requiring all workers to wear masks.
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Department stores like Sears, Lord and Taylor, and Macy's used to bring in many visitors to malls and their food courts.
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"Go to any of the big department stores for discounts on bridesmaids dresses or mother-of-the-bride dresses," she said.
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For decades, a corner spot at the mall was a sure path to success for big American department stores like Macy's.
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It's currently operating at The Edit, and upscale department stores such as Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's also carry some of its products.
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Traditional department stores are struggling to stay afloat as consumers increasingly turn toward e-commerce and foot traffic to malls declines.
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While department stores struggle to stay open, off-price and discount retailers are thriving in a golden age of their own.
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The shoemaker has more than 150 stores globally, as well as a presence in many of the world's top department stores.
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A significant reason both mom-and-pop and chain department stores are failing is that consumers have shifted to online shopping.
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As the automobile became increasingly popular, Wood reasoned that customers could travel from near and far to visit Sears' department stores.
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The department stores are the losers when it comes to those changing shopping habits, particularly the mall-based ones, he continued.
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On average, computer and electronics retailers were weakest, off 4.5%, followed by leisure products off 2.2% and department stores, off 0.9%.
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The Bon-Ton Stores operated department stores under the banners Bon-Ton, Bergner's, Carson's, Younkers, Herberger's, Boston Store, and Elder-Beerman.
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Data out on Tuesday showed January retail sales rose a tepid 0.1 percent with falls in clothing, footwear and department stores.
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This could not be better timed, as department stores like Nordstrom and Macy&aposs offer some great options for holiday gifts.
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Growing online retail sales are already hurting key department stores as fewer people opt to go these facilities when purchasing goods.
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According to Business of Fashion, the 205 collection sold so poorly in department stores and boutiques that hundreds dropped the line.
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I thought there was department stores, but now apparently there are so I could come now without socks and buy socks.
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The dancers performed in Japanese department stores and clubs, and left the most searing impression of hip-hop's original four elements.
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While mall owners once relied on four or five department stores to serve as so-called anchor tenants, offering them cheap rent in exchange for reliable foot traffic, they may now simply need one or two department stores and otherwise seek anchors in off-price chains like T. J. Maxx, restaurants and movie theaters, Green Street Advisors said.
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Department stores have for years been struggling with declining mall traffic as well as tough competition from online retailers such as Amazon.
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The study found about 63 percent of merchandise in department stores will be discounted this year, up from 60 percent last year.
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They became a cat, an expensive cat tower, and a cardboard box; department stores, Halloween, and Christmas; the youth, capitalism, and socialism.
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SpendingPulse said the moderate sales increases seen in apparel and department stores were particularly impressive given this year's slew of store closures.
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Struggling department stores, the anchors around which malls are organized, have been pulling out of smaller markets in growing numbers for years.
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Cencosud, the owner of Jumbo supermarkets, Paris department stores and the Easy home improvement chain, has operations in five South American countries.
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Preferably of the online assortment, where you don't have the frenzied get in-get out feeling we associate with major department stores.
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While some segments of retail are alive and well, Jim Cramer can't ignore the pain that department stores like Nordstrom are in.
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The stock has gained 1.7 percent this year, but underperformed the broader S&P 500 Department Stores Sub Index's 10.3 percent rise.
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New York (CNN Business)The retail apocalypse over the past several years has devastated America's department stores, chains and mom-and-pops.
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The Chase Freedom earns quintuple points (up to $1,4503) on rotating quarterly categories that can include department stores, PayPal, and gas stations.
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The brand's wholesale business, which supplies to department stores, has been struggling as consumers shift to online from brick-and-mortar stores.
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The company even called out strength in apparel, a category that contributed to the weak results released by department stores last week.
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It wiped out sporting goods giant Sports Authority and has delivered staggering blows to department stores like Macy's, J.C. Penney and Sears.
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America's department stores are increasingly losing market share as more consumers are buying directly from brands and skipping trips to the mall.
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Those who are looking for discounts are choosing to shop at TJ Maxx and Ross Stores outlets instead of traditional department stores.
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Investors have questioned whether there is a continued need for department stores, as more shoppers head online or buy from brands directly.
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Mr Trump will learn that Tokyo's department stores have stocked (exorbitantly marked-up) bottles from his Virginia winery to honour the visit.
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At the same time, these tubes were relatively common in offices, hotels, and department stores (most of which have been gorgeously photographed).
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The industry's long supply lines are one reason why apparel companies and department stores struggle to adjust to warmer winters, Haverty said.
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Once trademarked, there is a ton of money to be made from merchandising rights, particularly from greeting-card companies and department stores.
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Meanwhile, vendors have commented that department stores continue to order product cautiously, as they try to work their way through older goods.
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Canada's Hudson's Bay, which owns Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord and Taylor department stores, did not immediately return a call seeking comment.
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Barbara Miller, portfolio manager at Federated Investors, said she expects department stores to "be under pressure by e-commerce," among other factors.
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The company has already started dialing back the number of goods it sends to department stores, a strategy it had previously announced.
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The warm weather in the quarter also helped, boosting traffic in malls and helping department stores clear inventory from the previous quarter.
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Sold in virtually every department stores, most of us have grabbed its lacy, rainbow hued thongs in a high school dance hurry.
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Weeks before the autumn chill transitions into an unbearable, snowy commute, the city's most renowned department stores unveil their much-anticipated masterpieces.
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Tapestry has also been pulling inventory from department stores and cutting back on flash sales in an effort to maintain its exclusivity.
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In that vein, Morgan Stanley on Thursday downgraded "best-in-class" department store Nordstrom to "underweight," citing headwinds to department stores' margins.
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It reported growth in its department stores, travel business and supermarkets but its home improvement stores, opticians and insurance business made losses.
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That number ballooned to $572 million by the end of December — and it doesn't even account for the losses at department stores.
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These stores have ramped up their apparel and homeware assortment in recent years and now have a bigger crossover with department stores.
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This is both because of the "deficiencies of department stores" and the "improvements" that have been made at these stores, he said.
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Known for its comfortable flats and wedges, it will continue to sell its shoes online and at other retailers and department stores.
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This is likely to have a bigger impact on Kors than Coach, as its sales are more heavily skewed toward department stores.
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And that's as more and more shoppers are opting to browse the internet, for its ease of convenience, instead of department stores.
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She is wondering aloud why fuller figured women have to endure those "black, cream and white" bras for "grannies" in department stores.
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The report found the biggest losers were gas stations, electronics and department stores, which all saw their share of consumer spending shrink.
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And the one thing that you can't do is extrapolate what's happening at the department stores as meaning a whole bad consumer.
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As a woman of color, I've had more than my fair share of humiliating experiences in the makeup chair at department stores.
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Department stores and big name retailers are increasingly making the hard sell to sign up customers for credit cards at the register.
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Feeling the continued pressure from online sales, department stores Macy's, Kohl's, Nordstrom and Dillard's soured what has been a strong earnings season.
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Sales fell 9 percent to $1.67 billion, hurt in part by its decision to pull back from department stores and factory outlets.
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As traditional department stores have declined, Amazon has become one of the most popular clothing retailers in the US, especially among millennials.
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Coach, scheduled to report fourth-quarter results on Tuesday, has since cut back on promotions and stocked fewer products at department stores.
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In 1994, it was acquired by Federated Department Stores (the present-day Macy's), which itself had emerged from Chapter 11 in 1992.
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