#Lord & Taylor

Water Cooler Talking Point: “This is why I strictly limit my clothes shopping to fast fashion. Sure, there’s probably some shady business that allows you to sell a t-shirt for 3 dollars, and it’s basically disposable, but at least my identity is safe.” California’s Council for Education and

Author: VINDU GOEL and RACHEL ABRAMS / Source: New York Times Saks has been hacked — adding to the already formidable challenges faced by the luxury retailer. A well-known ring of cybercriminals has obtained more than five million credit and debit card numbers from customers of Saks Fifth Avenue

This morning's announcement of Abercrombie's failed sale process served as a startling reminder of just how toxic mall-based retailers have become to investors in the post-Amazon era.  News that not a single suitor was willing to touch the once high-flying, teenage-catering, cologne-infused,

With Macy's making the headlines in the past few days on speculation it was shopping itself for a potential buyer, a thesis first laid out by David Einhorn one year ago, moments ago the WSJ reported that Hudson's Bay, the Canadian owner of Saks and Lord and Taylor, has made a takeover approach for

So I did an intro post on Fordham Law School’s annual Fashion Law Symposium, thru the Fashion Law Institute. There were a great deal of captivating panel discussion, thus, my posts on this symposium are being done in multiple individual posts. So here is part 2, ENJOY! Topic — Pulling the Plug: