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  • Specialty retailer exploring long-term capital restructuring

    Nine West Holdings is taking action to deal with its debt.  
  • Merger talks between luxury department store companies hit a snag

    Is Neiman Marcus about to be involved in a lawsuit as opposed to a merger?  
  • Department store retailer ends tux rental partnership

    It seems the party is over between Macy’s and Tailored Brands’ Men’s Wearhouse.  
  • Staples continues to explore sale

    Two private equity firms are “actively” exploring a buyout of Staples, according to a report by CNBC.   Cerberus Capital Management and Sycamore Partners have emerged as the leading frontrunners pursuing a deal, the report said. While other private equity firms, including Clayton Dubilier & Rice LLC, Advent International Corp and Bain Capital LLC, held discussions with the retailer include, they appear to be walked back and are less interested in the deal.  
  • CBL sells outlet center for $130 million

    The Outlet Shoppes at Oklahoma City was acquired this week by an unnamed buyer, reported CBL & Associates, which co-owned the center with Horizon Group Properties.   "The Outlet Shoppes at Oklahoma City was the first project we developed with Horizon and has been a huge success,” said Stephen Lebovitz, CBL’s president & CEO. “We are pleased to demonstrate the value of our outlet portfolio and provide additional liquidity to reduce leverage and help fund our redevelopment program."  
  • NAFTA, TPP, and Trump

    In his 1987 book "The Art of the Deal," then developer Donald Trump wrote about the value of starting a negotiation with a dramatic and even unrealistic proposal. That makes one ponder how much of President Trump’s strong language is just bluster and how much might be indicative of a true departure from policy orthodoxy.  
  • UPS reportedly asks retailers to share delivery fees

    Who is responsible for fees related to unexpected, yet low shipping volume? According to UPS, it should be its retailer partners.   The delivery service is putting retailers on the hook to share costs related to labor and surplus space on trucks if the merchant fails to ship its forecasted packages during peak periods, according to MarketWatch. Fees could also apply if there is a discrepancy among the sizes of boxes expected to ship,   
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