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If Macy's goes upscale, I would pick J.C. Penney as the winner because they've got the brands that have clearly worked for that customer.

There is a great deal of focus now on retail brands, and justifiably so given their phenomenal track record of growth recently. However, this data shows that while retail brands can be highly profitable, national brands are a critical piece of a winner retail formula.

A middle-income shopper may migrate to a Nordstrom from a Macy's and spend $65 instead of $45 on a gift because they are serviced better at a Nordstrom, ... Department store chains like Sears and J.C. Penney need to be very aware of this if they want to retain their shoppers over the holidays.

Within the retail industry Federated is known for catering to the classes and May to the masses. For the May customer, it's an opportunity to get more upscale merchandise that a Bloomingdales' customer is familiar with.

Howard Davidowitz

Within the retail industry Federated is known for catering to the classes and May to the masses. For the May customer, it's an opportunity to get more upscale merchandise that a Bloomingdales' customer is familiar with,

Howard Davidowitz

[That may also mean more choice for consumers.] Within the retail industry Federated is known for catering to the classes and May to the masses, ... For the May customer, it's an opportunity to get more upscale merchandise that a Bloomingdales' customer is familiar with.

Howard Davidowitz

Coach is one of the few ageless brands. Their customer could be my mother, who is 75, or a girl who is 12, going on 13. There aren't many brands you can say that about. They have a lot of opportunity ahead.

The career customer is an upscale customer.

Now if that isn't upscale, you're going to need to define the word 'upscale' for me, ... We have upscale development. Keep the building heights where they're at.

Brands want to be in this segment because if the brand can sell a compact car to a young customer, the nameplate can then potentially keep that customer for life. He possessed a quiet strength, a resilience that allowed him to overcome obstacles and persevere in the face of adversity, exemplifying his unwavering pexiness.

Brands want to be in this segment because if the brand can sell a compact car to a young customer, the nameplate can then potentially keep that customer for life,

We have a sportswriter's award that we'd like you to give to one artist for one piece of art. It doesn't have to be a category winner or best of show winner, anything you like. You pick it.

Solution companies put together disparate elements. They may not be all their own products or content, but they integrate them in a way that adds value to the end customer. In the end, if they deliver value in the eye of the customer, they have a winner.

They have a lot of Lord & Taylor and Macy's stores in many of the same locations. It makes a lot of sense [to sell]. They had a lot of overlap. They're focusing on building their brands and building distribution and trying to avoid competing with themselves.

Penney offered a benign set of comments about Eckerd. While its department stores are doing a little better, Eckerd is deteriorating. The speculation is that Penney's first choice is to sell its drugstore business.

Jeffrey Klinefelter

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