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Department store retailer's attempt to go private stalls
Nordstrom may not be going private anytime soon. Attempts by the Nordstrom family to take Nordstrom private have stalled over financing difficulties, reported CNBC. According to the report, banks have become cautious amid today's unstable retail climate. The Nordstrom family group owns 31.2% of Nordstrom. In June, the family said it was exploring a possible buy-out. -
Nordstrom unveiling new 'inclusive' shopping experience
Nordstrom is looking to appeal to a broader audience. The retailer on Monday called on top brands to expand their size ranges by adding more items in sizes 14, 16 and 18, along with smaller sizes zero and 2. Nordstrom also said that it is launching an "extended sizing" initiative, beginning with its new store at Westfield Century City, Los Angeles.

