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Store mannequins are meant to catch your eye. Soon you may catch theirs.
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Nordstrom Inc., the Seattle-based retailer whose shares have surged 17 percent since June, has produced a new billionaire.
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Nordstrom Inc. , the U.S. department store chain with 116 namesake locations, is looking to expand into Canada in its first international foray.
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Nordstrom Inc. , the U.S. department store chain with 116 namesake locations, is looking to expand into Canada in its first international foray.
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Venture firms such as New Enterprise Associates and Accel Partners are stepping up investment in e- commerce as shoppers increasingly turn to niche websites for custom-made clothes at prices that undercut department stores.
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After getting women hooked on fancy handbags and expensive shoes in recent years, retailers are trying to rekindle a love affair with clothes.
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Manhattan developers are planning the city’s biggest decade of office construction since the 1980s, betting on rising demand for modern space even with tenants unsigned and the availability of financing more limited.
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Bond investors awarded Nordstrom Inc. its lowest borrowing cost ever on a sale of 10-year bonds this week as the high-end U.S. department-store chain founded in 1901 shows that it’s able to withstand slowing economic growth.
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Last April, Gamestop Corp. opened a store on Facebook to generate sales among the 3.5 million-plus customers who’d declared themselves “fans” of the video game retailer. Six months later, the store was quietly shuttered.
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