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adigal

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33. The Macy's on Staten Island and in Albany are always busy

Reply to tblue (Reply #6)

Fri Jan 9, 2015, 01:18 PM

Jan 2015

Staten Island is packed!

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Macy's closing 14 stores, announces layoffs [View all] OhioChick Jan 2015 OP

The Internet changed everything The Wizard Jan 2015 #1

I used to go to these conferences sponsored by Oracle Corp in the early to mid 90s olddad56 Jan 2015 #7

they probaby shouldn't have opened so many stores in the first place JI7 Jan 2015 #2

They didn't just open stores, they acquired stores, elleng Jan 2015 #18

i notice there are fewer nordstroms and bloomingdales so i wonder if that helps them JI7 Jan 2015 #21

Marshall Fields in Chi-town ChairmanAgnostic Jan 2015 #34

Oh Wow! elleng Jan 2015 #35

A clear sign that the economy is improving n/t nichomachus Jan 2015 #3

Or the economy is changing. Your attempted snark is a fail. KittyWampus Jan 2015 #19

You may want to do some research on the real state of the economy nichomachus Jan 2015 #32

Moving forward, I wouldn't be surprised if these 'stores' eventually become distribution centers gelsdorf Jan 2015 #4

Most likely not OnePercentDem Jan 2015 #10

JC Penney is also closing a lot of stores: femmocrat Jan 2015 #5

They have SO MANY sales ads in the newspaper tblue Jan 2015 #6

Who Wears This Stuff Polly Hennessey Jan 2015 #8

They are all lovely. To each their own. Owl Jan 2015 #16

i have worked in clothing retail and many people would buy those and they were small stores JI7 Jan 2015 #20

Designwise, I don't care much for most of those, nor most of the clothing I see in the stores, Dark n Stormy Knight Jan 2015 #27

The Macy's on Staten Island and in Albany are always busy adigal Jan 2015 #33

I would this... littlemissmartypants Jan 2015 #9

I'd wear This One, too. The others...NO.. remind me of the early 70's. KoKo Jan 2015 #14

The ONE in NYC is enough Macys for me! Sunlei Jan 2015 #11

MORE than enough, IMO, lol. closeupready Jan 2015 #24

First Walmart. Now Amazon is killing American retail jobs. nt onehandle Jan 2015 #12

BUT...with clothing sizes all over the place these days...the Returns must Eat into Profits KoKo Jan 2015 #13

with clothing sizes all over the place these days CountAllVotes Jan 2015 #25

The $ is online nt Non-Automatic_Belief Jan 2015 #15

One Macys closing is of historic significance. kwassa Jan 2015 #17

They will still operate 830 Macy's and Bloomingdales in 45 states... SoapBox Jan 2015 #22

I worked for one of the companies that got bought out by Macy's davidpdx Jan 2015 #23

That Seems Odd RobinA Jan 2015 #30

The 14 stores that are closing are: Renew Deal Jan 2015 #26

I live in Port Richey shenmue Jan 2015 #29

Lucky you Renew Deal Jan 2015 #31

It's Donald Trump's fault. Dark n Stormy Knight Jan 2015 #28