Printemps New York, an outpost of the famed French department store, is starting out with minimal screens inside, no shopping app and no e-commerce website. The store is betting on an old ...

A U.S. law firm is close to leasing 110K SF at the former Fenwick department store just off Oxford Street, as schemes that are converting defunct department stores to offices start to bear fruit.

Long-gone department stores like Ohrbach’s, Gimbels, E.J. Korvette, Times Square Stores and others sold us our prom dresses, our first big-boy shoes, our refrigerators, toys, TVs and riding ...

SHOPPERS in Bath are set to welcome back a much-loved department store after its sudden closure last year. Jollys, the historic retailer on Milsom Street, shut its doors in December – but will ...

Bath's beloved department store Jolly's has been thrown a lifeline and is set to welcome shoppers again next year, following a successful agreement between the council and a new operator intent on ...

London’s department stores are ... totes adorned with the cafe’s logo. Huffkins’ managing director Joshua Taee agrees that customers no longer visit stores such as John Lewis just for ...

New York just got a taste of Paris: Printemps, the French chain of high-end department stores that first debuted in Europe back in 1865, has officially opened its first-ever location in Manhattan ...

One of the UK's largest charity shops has welcomed its first customers, with visitors flocking from Blackburn and Darwen. A 120,000-square-foot department store has been reopened by Emmaus ...

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AN iconic department store chain has confirmed it is shutting a giant city-centre shop in weeks. Harvey Nichols is pulling down the shutters on its three-floor Beauty Bazaar in Liverpool.

But now, it's likely to meet the same fate as other big department stores in Canada like Eaton's and Sears, which have already closed their doors due to slow sales and mountains of debt.