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Onyx Partners, whose previous bid fell through, is offering $934 million for the properties.
Owner Capri Holdings suffered from woes at its larger label, as total revenue fell more than 3% compared to last year, though margins and profits expanded.
CEO Kruti Patel Goyal said neither cost cuts nor artificial intelligence drove the downsizing, but also said that “AI is changing how all of us work.”
The big-and-tall men’s retailer is mulling a merger, fighting off a takeover offer and grappling with weight-loss drugs’ impact on its business.
By: Daphne Howland
After vacating a million square feet, the luxury retailer stopped paying $18 million in rent, but the mall owner is on pace to more than double that.
There are signs of a comeback downtown, but the best shopping in the city is still hyper-local.
By: Daphne Howland
The department store, which is leaning on value to woo back customers, just a few weeks ago priced thousands of school supplies under $25.
By: Daphne Howland
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By: Daphne Howland
Some analysts believe the off-price retailer is also suffering the consequences of stiffer competition and consumers' resistance to price increases.
Store comps at the off-price retailer soared 10% in Q2, thanks to new and returning customers, in sharp contrast to major rival TJX Cos.
