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Wall Street Quandary: Investing in New Food
David Merrefield
August 6, 2019
Why have investors gone nuts for Beyond Meat, the maker of a vegetable-based meat alternative? And \”nuts\” is an apt term. Beyond had its IPO ...
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The Rise and Fall of the Middle Class: A Retail Cancer
Robin Lewis
July 21, 2019
Is the retail industry, and for that matter, all consumer-facing industries in denial? Actually I think they have not yet detected the real cancer, soon ...
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Richard Baker is my Name – Real Estate is my Game
Robin Lewis
June 16, 2019
What does Eddie \”fast buck\” Lampert have to do with this? Before I get to the significance of the title of this article and HBC\’s ...
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The Terror of Tariffs: Retailers See It Very Differently Than The Trump Administration
Warren Shoulberg
May 29, 2019
They say there are two sides to every story and no doubt the situation with tariffs that is threatening trade between China and the United ...
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One More Rabbit Out of One More Hat
Robin Lewis
March 25, 2019
Eddie \”abracadabra\” Lampert is like a dog with a rag in its mouth playing tug-a-war with its master. He just won\’t let go. When he ...
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Today’s Retirees Face Unprecedented Challenges: Part Two
RoxAnna Sway
February 20, 2019
This is part two of a two-part series that explores the unique challenges facing today\’s retirees that earlier retiree generations did not have to worry ...
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Today’s Retirees Face Unprecedented Challenges: Part One
RoxAnna Sway
February 19, 2019
Those retiring today face many challenges that earlier retiree generations did not have to think about. While Social Security and Medicare provide some critical benefits, ...
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Buy Now, Wear Now, Pay Later!
Shelley E. Kohan
December 18, 2018
Layaway as we know it has changed considerably over time, and it seems antiquated when today\’s millennials are looking for higher levels of instant gratification ...
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