Articles on
Management
Gucci Gets It Wrong
Kate Newlin
March 17, 2019
Recent headlines: Gucci and Prada Aim for Outrageousness, Instead They Get Outrage (CBS Moneywatch) Gucci Apologizes and Removes Sweater Following \’Blackface\’ Backlash (NPR) Spike Lee, ...
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A New Miracle on 34th Street?
David J. Katz
March 12, 2019
The 28-acre mixed-use Manhattan real estate development will open nearly one million square feet of retail space on March 15. With 18 million square feet ...
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FlexState: Thriving in the Age of Disruption
Roberto Ramos
March 11, 2019
In a world of increasing algorithm-driven precision, instability is still ironically, or perhaps understandably, a persistent form of normal. It seems that shocks to the ...
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Michelle Gass: Kohl’s Chief “Daredevil”
Robin Lewis
March 5, 2019
A little over a year ago, I wrote an article, \”Kudos to Kohl\’s CEO Kevin Mansell – Greatness Agenda Kicks In\”. It was entitled rightfully ...
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The Circular Fashion Future
Sarah Holbrook
February 6, 2019
As Marie Kondo\’s https://konmari.com tidying up mantra streams into our bedrooms via Netflix, we stand, touching the clothes in our closets waiting for that spark ...
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Has the DNA of Retailing Been Compromised?
Joe Cicio
January 22, 2019
If you think brick-and-mortar stores are in turmoil because of the internet, you would be wrong. The recent closing of Lord & Taylor\’s iconic Fifth ...
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Surviving Retail Partnerships
Len Lewis
January 21, 2019
Amazon chairman Jeff Bezos was once asked about what he wanted in a relationship; he replied: \”I wanted a woman who could get me out ...
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Macy’s: The Charade on 34th Street? (Part 1)
Mark Cohen
January 8, 2019
Note: This is the first of a two-part series. The article is strictly the opinion of the author and not necessarily the viewpoint of The ...
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