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Management
Renting Home Furnishings? Been There, Done That
Warren Shoulberg
April 23, 2019
To that ever-growing list of everything that\’s old is new again, you can add the idea of renting home furnishings products. Earlier this spring, West ...
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Ira Neimark, an Industry Giant, Has Passed Away
Mark Cohen
April 23, 2019
On April 18, Ira Neimark, retired Chairman and CEO of Bergdorf Goodman died. Ira was 97 years young. Ira was a legend in the industry ...
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Bud Konheim
Robin Lewis
April 21, 2019
The fashion industry just lost an icon, a giant full-of-life character, a \”call them as he saw them guy,\” doused in great humor — and ...
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Is Plus Size Fashion Dead?
Sarah Holbrook
April 17, 2019
Alexandra Waldman, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Universal Standard wasted no time in defending \”Plus Size Fashion Has No Future,\” the title of her SXSW ...
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The Current State of Retail
Jan Rogers Kniffen
April 16, 2019
Hudson Yards I wrote this shortly after visiting Hudson Yards a couple of weeks ago. I have been back again (and again) since, and I ...
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Macy’s Big Story is Bigger than STORY
Robin Lewis
April 15, 2019
What\’s the story? And I don\’t mean what\’s up? STORY has launched as an experiential miracle on 34th Street. Not to mention 36 stores nationwide ...
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Two Retail Complexes, Two Ends of the Rainbow
Deborah Patton
April 8, 2019
Just when you have pretty much given up on having a magical retail experience, you discover Industry City in Sunset Park in Brooklyn. On the ...
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TJX: Next Move to Total Dominance
Robin Lewis
April 1, 2019
Four years later, I still say, \”The TJX business model is not easily copied.\” In fact, one could make the case that the specific differentiators ...
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