Deals

The biggest deal ever in the luxury market — the $16.2 billion acquisition of Tiffany & Co. by luxury good giant LVMH — may no longer be a sure thing. 

Asset disposition specialists A&G Real Estate partners has formed a new unit to help both healthy and distressed businesses with asset-specific dispositions, bankruptcies, and out-of-court restructurings.

One of the world’s oldest department store companies is reportedly going to call it quits.

Boston Market has a new owner.

A magazine that has been calling for the legalization of marijuana for nearly 50 years is jumping into the retail business in a big way. 

Macy’s Inc. is reportedly looking to unload its 171-store Blue Mercury beauty business. 

The nation’s largest department store company is considering taking on a considerable amount of debt to help it weather the financial crisis brought on by the COVID-19 crisis.

International Council of Shopping Centers CEO Tom McGee has emailed association members and would-be exhibitors that the RECon show will not take place in 2020.