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  1. Japan is a shopper’s paradise, and its malls are as much about experience as they are about retail therapy. Below are some of the largest and most famous shopping malls across Japan.
    • Lalaport Tokyo Bay (Chiba) – One of Japan’s biggest malls, with over 400 stores ranging from fashion to electronics.
    • Canal City Hakata (Fukuoka) – A visually stunning complex with shops, restaurants, a theater, and even a canal running through it.
    • DiverCity Tokyo Plaza (Odaiba, Tokyo) – Famous for its life-sized Gundam statue and a wide range of entertainment and shopping options.
    • Shibuya Hikarie (Tokyo) – A sleek, modern mall with eight floors of shopping and two floors of dining. It even has refrigerated lockers for your sweets.
    • Yaesu Shopping Mall (Tokyo) – Located right by Tokyo Station, this massive underground mall has over 100 shops and 60 restaurants.
    • Grandberry Park (Tokyo) – A sprawling open-air outlet mall with a park-like atmosphere and a Snoopy Museum nearby.
    • Abeno Harukas Kintetsu (Osaka) – Part of Japan’s tallest skyscraper, this department store is a luxury shopping destination with panoramic city views.
    • Porta Kyoto (Kyoto) – An underground mall beneath Kyoto Station, perfect for fashion, souvenirs, and gourmet bites.
  2. China is home to some of the most colossal and extravagant shopping malls in the world. Below are some of the largest and most famous ones. Each of these malls is more than just a shopping destination—they’re cultural and architectural landmarks in their own right.
    • New South China Mall (Dongguan) – Once dubbed the largest mall in the world by total area, this mega-structure boasts over 6.5 million square feet of space and more than 2,500 stores.
    • New Century Global Center (Chengdu) – Not just a mall, but a self-contained city. It includes a water park, IMAX theater, hotels, and even an indoor beach. It’s considered the largest building in the world by floor area.
    • Golden Resources Mall (Beijing) – Nicknamed the “Great Mall of China,” this massive complex spans over 6 million square feet and houses more than 1,000 stores.
    • Global Harbor (Shanghai) – A baroque-style shopping and entertainment complex with luxury brands, restaurants, and even a museum.
    • MIXC Shenzhen (Shenzhen) – A high-end mall known for its luxury boutiques, gourmet dining, and an indoor ice rink.
    • IFC Mall (Hong Kong) – A luxury shopping destination with stunning harbor views, Michelin-starred restaurants, and top-tier fashion brands.
    • Harbour City (Hong Kong) – The largest mall in Hong Kong, featuring over 700 shops and a prime location along Victoria Harbour.
  3. Vietnam is home to some truly impressive shopping malls that blend luxury, entertainment, and local flavor. Below are some of the largest and most famous ones.
    • In Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
      • Vincom Center (District 1): A landmark mall split into two buildings (A & B), offering high-end fashion, electronics, and dining.
      • Saigon Centre & Takashimaya: A sleek, modern complex with international brands and a Japanese department store.
      • Crescent Mall: Located in District 7, known for its scenic lakeside setting and family-friendly vibe.
      • AEON Mall Tan Phu Celadon: One of the largest malls in the city, with over 84,000 m² of retail space.
      • ICON68 Shopping Center: Located in the Bitexco Financial Tower, it offers shopping with a view.
    • In Hanoi
      • Vincom Mega Mall Royal City: A massive underground mall with an ice rink, cinema, and hundreds of stores.
      • AEON Mall Long Bien & Ha Dong: Japanese-style malls with a wide range of shops and eateries.
      • Lotte Center Hanoi: A mix of shopping, dining, and panoramic views from the observation deck.
    • In Other Cities
      • Vincom Plaza (Da Nang, Nha Trang, Can Tho, Hai Phong, etc.): These malls are part of a nationwide chain offering consistent quality and variety.
      • Phu Quoc Centre: A popular spot for both shopping and nightlife on the island.
  4. Thailand is a shopper’s paradise, and its malls are nothing short of spectacular. Below are some of the largest and most famous shopping malls across Thailand.
    • Central WestGate (Nonthaburi) – The largest in Thailand by gross leasable area, this mega-mall boasts over 700 stores, an IKEA, and a massive cineplex.
    • ICONSIAM (Bangkok) – A luxury shopping and lifestyle destination on the Chao Phraya River, featuring high-end brands like Louis Vuitton and Hermès, an Apple Store, and the unique SookSiam cultural zone.
    • Siam Paragon (Bangkok) – Known for its upscale shopping, gourmet food hall, and attractions like Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World and the Paragon Cineplex.
    • CentralWorld (Bangkok) – One of the largest lifestyle malls in Southeast Asia, offering everything from fashion and tech to entertainment and dining.
    • Terminal 21 (Bangkok) – A themed mall where each floor represents a different world city—London, Tokyo, Paris, and more. It’s a favorite for both shopping and selfies.
    • MBK Center (Bangkok) – A legendary shopping complex popular for affordable fashion, electronics, and souvenirs. It’s a must-visit for bargain hunters.
    • Mega Bangna (Samut Prakan) – A sprawling one-story mall anchored by IKEA, with hundreds of shops and a family-friendly vibe.
    • Central Phuket (Phuket) – A stylish mall combining high-end retail with local culture, perfect for tourists exploring the island.
  5. Shinsegae Department Store, located in Seoul's Jung-gu district, is the largest and oldest department store in South Korea. It was originally established in the 1930s as the Gyeongsong branch of Mitsukoshi, a Japanese department store franchise, before adopting its current name in 1963. This flagship store, which underwent a major remodeling in 2007, contains floor upon floor of designer names representing everything from fashion to books and from kitchenware to toys; it also has a beautiful spa, a relaxing roof garden and an impressive 60 tee golf driving range. The store is a luxury shopping destination featuring high-end brands, designer boutiques, and cultural spaces like Trinity Gardens and art halls. Shinsegae Department Store is also known for its Christmas media facade, a dazzling display of lights and music during the holiday season.
  6. Shinsegae Department Store, Macy's, Galeries Lafayette, Printemps, Selfridges, and Harrods are the most largest department stores in the world, which offer a mix of luxury brands, dining options, and entertainment facilities, making them more than just shopping destinations.
    • Shinsegae Department Store (South Korea) – The largest department store globally, with a total floor area of over 3.16 million square feet.
    • Macy's (United States) – One of the most iconic department stores in the U.S., covering 2.2 million square feet.
    • Galeries Lafayette (France) – A prestigious department store in Paris, spanning 1.8 million square feet.
    • Printemps (France) – Another major French department store, with 1.6 million square feet.
    • Selfridges (United Kingdom) – A well-known luxury department store in London, covering 1.5 million square feet.
    • Harrods (United Kingdom) – One of the most famous department stores in the world, with 1.4 million square feet.
  7. Harrods, Macy's, Galeries Lafayette, El Corte Inglés, Isetan, Nordstrom, KaDeWe, are Selfridges are ones of the most iconic department stores in the world; they are not just places to shop but also cultural landmarks in their respective cities.
    • Harrods (London, UK): Known for its luxury goods and opulent interior, Harrods is the largest department store in London.
    • Macy's (New York City, USA): This historic store is famous for its Thanksgiving Day Parade and its massive flagship store in Herald Square.
    • Galeries Lafayette (Paris, France): A stunning department store with a beautiful glass dome and a wide range of high-end products.
    • El Corte Inglés (Madrid, Spain): The largest department store group in Europe, offering everything from fashion to electronics.
    • Isetan (Tokyo, Japan): A high-end department store known for its excellent customer service and wide range of products.
    • Nordstrom (Seattle, USA): Known for its customer service and wide range of products, Nordstrom is a popular choice in the US.
    • KaDeWe (Berlin, Germany): One of the largest department stores in Europe, offering a wide range of luxury goods.
    • Selfridges (London, UK): Known for its innovative displays and wide range of products, Selfridges is a popular shopping destination.
  8. Isetan, Takashimaya, Lotte, Sogo, Shinsegae, Central, Parkson, and City'Super are the most famous department stores known for their vast range of products and unique shopping experiences in Asia; these notable department stores provide not only a fantastic shopping experience but also a glimpse into the local culture and lifestyle.
    • Isetan (Tokyo, Japan): A high-end department store offering a variety of products, from fashion to gourmet food.
    • Takashimaya (Tokyo and Osaka, Japan): Known for its luxurious merchandise and excellent service, with locations in several cities.
    • Lotte Department Store (Seoul, South Korea): A popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering a wide range of products and services.
    • Sogo (Hong Kong and Taipei, Taiwan): A well-known department store chain with a diverse selection of goods.
    • Shinsegae (Seoul, South Korea): One of the largest department stores in the world, known for its luxury brands and impressive facilities.
    • Central (Bangkok, Thailand): A major department store chain with a variety of products, from fashion to electronics.
    • Parkson (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia): A popular department store chain with locations throughout Malaysia and other Asian countries.
    • City'Super (Hong Kong): A premium lifestyle supermarket and department store offering high-quality products.
  9. Harrods, Selfridges, Galeries Lafayette, Le Bon Marché, KaDeWe, La Rinascente, El Corte Inglés, and Bijenkorf are the most famous department stores in Europe; these most prestigious and iconic department stores are not just shopping destinations but also cultural landmarks in their respective cities.
    • Harrods (London, UK): Known for its luxury goods and opulent interior.
    • Selfridges (London, UK): Renowned for its innovative displays and wide range of products, Selfridges is a popular shopping destination.
    • Galeries Lafayette (Paris, France): A stunning department store with a beautiful glass dome and a wide range of high-end products.
    • Le Bon Marché (Paris, France): One of the oldest and most elegant department stores in Paris, offering a curated selection of luxury items.
    • KaDeWe (Berlin, Germany): One of the largest department stores in Europe, offering a wide range of luxury goods.
    • La Rinascente (Milan, Italy): A historic department store in the heart of Milan, known for its high-end fashion and gourmet food section.
    • El Corte Inglés (Madrid, Spain): The largest department store group in Europe, offering everything from fashion to electronics.
    • Bijenkorf (Amsterdam, Netherlands): A premium department store known for its high-quality products and excellent customer service.
  10. In 2024 the increase in store closures and bankruptcies is significant, with 7,300 stores expected to close, compared to 5,500 in 2023. The rise in bankruptcies, with 48 retailers filing for bankruptcy, including Big Lots, Party City, Express and Joann, in 2024 compared to 25 last year, highlights the financial difficulties many are facing.
  11. Macy's founded by Rowland Hussey Macy in 1858 in New York City started as a small dry goods store and grew into a major retail chain, eventually moving to its flagship Herald Square location in 19021, it's the first department store in the U.S.
  12. Wanamaker's founded by John Wanamaker in 1861 in Philadelphia was influential in the development of the retail industry and was the first store to use price tags, it's one of the early department stores in the U.S.
  13. Arnold Constable & Company was a department store chain in the New York City metropolitan area; at one point it was the oldest department store in America, operating for over 150 years from its founding in 1825 to its closing in 1975.
  14. A shopping mall (or simply mall) is a North American term for a large indoor shopping center, usually anchored by department stores. There are two main types of shopping malls, super regional malls and regional malls. A super-regional mall is a shopping mall with a size of over 800,000 sq ft, three or more anchors, mass merchant, more variety, fashion apparel, and serves as the dominant shopping venue for the region (25 miles or 40 km) in which it is located. A regional mall is a shopping mall with a size of 400,000 sq ft to 800,000 sq ft and at least two anchor stores. The other malls include strip malls and outlet malls. A strip mall is strictly sub urban and usually consist of large parking lots surrounded by single story shops, and an Outlet mall is a special shopping mall where manufacturers sell their products directly through their own stores.
  15. Southdale Center, a shopping mall located in Edina, Minnesota, opened in 1956 and is both the first and the oldest fully enclosed, climate-controlled large-scale shopping mall, with nearly 75 shops filling two levels of retail space, in the United States. Today, Southdale Center has 1,297,608 square feet of leasable retail space, and contains 106 retail tenants. The mall is owned by Simon Property Group and the anchor stores are Macy's, Dave & Buster's, AMC Theatres, Hennepin Service Center, and Life Time Athletic.
  16. One of the first department stores in the world was Bennett's in Derby, first established as an ironmonger (hardware store) in 1734; and it still stands today, trading in the same building. However, the first reliably dated department store to be established, was Harding, Howell & Co., which opened in 1796 on Pall Mall, London.
  17. A department store is a retail establishment offering a wide range of consumer goods in different areas of the store, each area ("department") specializing in a product category. Arnold Constable was the first American department store; it was founded in 1825 as a small dry goods store on Pine Street in New York City. David Jones was the first department store opened in Australia on 24 May 1838, by Welsh born immigrant David Jones in Sydney, New South Wales; it's the oldest continuously operating department franchise in the world.
  18. Statically, in 2021, around 2.14 billion people worldwide purchased goods online with ecommerce sales at estimated $4.891 trillion; 63% of shoppers bought goods online, and around half of these consumers shopped more on mobile. Online marketplace sites operated by Alibaba, Amazon, and eBay accounted for more than 50% of global web sales. Chinese platform Taobao was the biggest online marketplace with a online sale of $515 billion while Tmall and Amazon ranked second and third with annual $432 and $344 billion sales, respectively.
  19. The three biggest department stores in the mid-1960s, both in sales volume and physical size, were Macy's, Hudson's, and Marshall Field
  20. Alexander Turney Stewart is the father of the American department store; in 1862 he built the Cast Iron Palace that claimed an entire city block in the New York city and was the largest retail store in the world at the time. Stewart had an annual income of US$1,843,637 in 1863.
  21. The largest mall in the world by total area is The Dubai Mall, which has 1,200 shops at its over 13 million square foot of space (equivalent in size to more than 50 football fields). It is the most visited building on the planet, attracting around 54 million visitors annually.
  22. Since 2010 the Shinsegae department store in Centum City, Busan, South Korea, is the largest Department stores in the world.
  23. Department stores were established on a large scale from the 1840s and 50s, in France, the United Kingdom and the United States.
  24. Bennett's in Derby, England, may be considered as the first department store in the world; it was first established as an ironmongers in 1734.
  25. Kendals (formerly Kendal Milne & Faulkner) in Manchester was one of the first department stores in the United Kingdom.
  26. The first Harrods department store was opened in London in 1834.
  27. Debenhams is one of the most popular department stores in the United Kingdom.
  28. Marks & Spencer, Britain's largest clothes retailer is not considered as a department store in the United Kingdom.
  29. Jenners opened in 1983 is the oldest independent department store in Scotland.
  30. Austin's in Derry, established in 1830 in Northern Ireland, was the world's first department store.
  31. Arnotts is the largest department stores in Ireland.
  32. From its origins in the fur trade, the Hudson's Bay Company is the oldest corporation in North America and was the largest department store operator in Canada until around mid-1980s.
  33. The major department stores in Canada are Target Canada, Sears Canada, Ogilvy, Les Ailes de la Mode, Canadian Tire, Giant Tiger, Co-op, Costco and Holt Renfrew.
  34. In France Le Bon Marché was the first department store opened in Paris in 1852.
  35. France's major upscale department stores are Galeries Lafayette and Le Printemps, which both have flagship stores on Boulevard Haussmann in Paris and branches around the country.
  36. The most famous department store in Germany is Kaufhaus des Westens, which is located in Berlin.
  37. In the United States Rowland Hussey Macy founded Macy's as a dry goods store in 1858.
  38. The major department stores in the United States are J. C. Penney and Sears. J. C. Penney had four stores in 1908, 312 in 1920, and 1452 in 1930. Sears, a giant mail-order house, opened its first eight retail stores in 1925, and operated 338 by 1930, and 595 by 1940
  39. Gath & Chávez opened in 1905 and Harrods Buenos Aires established in 1912 were the first two department stores of Argentina.
  40. The Chilean department store, Falabella, is one of the most prominent in Argentina, with branches in Buenos Aires, Córdoba, San Juan, Mendoza, and Rosario, and in Columbia, with branches in Barranquilla, Cali, Bogota, Medellin, Pereira and Bucaramanga.
  41. The major department stores in Chile are Falabella, Ripley, Almacenes París, La Polar,and Johnson's
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  42. Myer is the largest department store in Australia.
  43. The largest Brazilian department stores are Carrefour, Pão de Açúcar, Lojas Americanas, Macro.
  44. Walmart opened in 2010 is the third largest supermarket chain in Brazil, behind Carrefour and Pão de Açúcar.
  45. The first department store opened in Hong Kong is Lane Crawford, which was opened in 1850 in Hong Kong island.
  46. The most famous department store chain in Cyprus is Debenhams (former Woolworths (Cyprus)).
  47. Magasin (1868), Illum (1891), Salling (1906) are the major department store chains in Denmark.
  48. The most famous department store chain in Finland is Stockmann, which is the biggest department store in the entire Nordic countries and a famous landmark of Helsinki.
  49. Big Bazaar, Shopper's Stop, Pantaloon, Ezone, Reliance Fresh and Dmart are the major department stores in India.
  50. Indonesia's largest department store chain is Ramayana with over ninety branches across the country.
  51. Iran's largest department store chain is Shahrvand with 25 stores, all located in Tehran.
  52. The oldest and largest department store chain in Israel is Hamashbir Lazarchan
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  53. Italy's most famous department stores are Coin, established in Mirano, Venice in 1926 and La Rinascente, founded in Milan in 1865 by Luigi and Ferdinando Bocconi.
  54. The major department stores in Japan are Daimaru (J. Front Retailing), Hankyu (H2O Retailing), Hanshin (H2O Retailing), Isetan (Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings), Marui, Matsuzakaya (J. Front Retailing), Matsuya, Mitsukoshi (Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings), Printemps Ginza, Seibu (7&i Holdings), Sogo (7&i Holdings), Takashimaya, Tobu, and Tokyu (109).
  55. The most well-known department stores in The Netherlands are De Bijenkorf, HEMA, Maison de Bonneterie and Vroom & Dreesmann.
  56. The major department stores in New Zealand are Smith & Caughey's (founded 1880), in New Zealand's most populous city, Auckland; Kirkcaldie & Stains (founded 1863) in the capital, Wellington; and Ballantynes (founded 1854) in New Zealand's second biggest city, Christchurch.
  57. In Norway, the major department stores, which are located in Oslo, are Christiania Glasmagasin, Steen & Strøm, Åhléns, House of Oslo, and Illums.
  58. In the Philippines SM Supermalls and Robinsons Malls are two of the country's most prominent mall chains, which have department stores.
  59. Portugal has only two department stores operated by El Corte Inglés, one in Lisbon Metropolitan Area, other in Porto Metropolitan Area.
  60. The most famous department store in Russia are GUM, set up by Lenin in 1921 in Moscow, TsUM and the Petrovsky Passage.
  61. The most well-known department stores in Singapore are BHG (formally known as Seiyu), Isetan, John Little, Marks & Spencer, Metro, Mustafa, OG, Robinson & Co., Takashimaya and Tangs.
  62. In South Korea the three most prevalent department store chains are Lotte (30 stores), Hyundai (12), Shinsegae (8).
  63. The major department store chains in Sweden are Åhléns, Nordiska Kompaniet and Gothenburg, and PUB.
  64. In Switzerland most department stores are owned by two companies, Migros and Coop.
  65. The most popular department stores in Thailand are Central Department Store, Robinson Department Store, and The Mall.
  66. Neiman Marcus had the first customer loyalty program (InCircle), and the first in-store gift-wrapping service. InCircle, launched in 1984, was one of the first department store loyalty programs to reward high-spending customers with perks like private shopping experiences, early access to sales, and even travel benefits.

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  162. The Future of Shopping Centers.
  163. The Future of the Shopping Center Industry.
  164. The Future of Retail: A Perspective on Emerging Technology and Store Formats
  165. Future Shopping
  166. A Survey of Outlet Malls: Past, Present, and Future.
  167. Technological Evolution in the Retail Sector: Past, Present, and Future.
  168. The Impact of Digital Technologies on Innovations in Retail Business Models
  169. The Past and Future of America's Biggest Retailers | NPR
  170. Meeting Millennials Where They Shop: Shaping the Future of Shopping Malls | McKinsey
  171. Pedestrian Malls.
  172. Ode to the Shopping Mall.
  173. Retailing: Meaning, Definitions, Characteristics, Functions, Channels and Factors
  174. Retailers Comment on the Data Security Act.
  175. Retailers that Distribute Products.
  176. Retail Sales Workers - Bureau of Labor Statistics
  177. Retail's Transformation: A Mom-and-Pop Perspective.
  178. Retail Transformation.
  179. Retail Digital Transformation: From Malls to Digital Commerce
  180. Retail Industry - Growth, Trends, Covid-19 Impact, and Forecasts
  181. Retail Industry Outlook | Deloitte US
  182. Retail Change - A Look at the Past, Present, and Future.
  183. Retail's Revolution.
  184. Retail Development Trends
  185. Retail of the Future.
  186. Retail Store Execution: An Empirical Study | Wharton School.
  187. Retail Isn't Broken. Stores Are.
  188. Retail Shopping Advice from an Expert.
  189. Retail vs Wholesale: Understanding the Differences of Each.
  190. The Retail Business in India: Revolution or Evolution?.
  191. The Retail Industry and Its Impact on the Economy
  192. The Retail Transformation | Deloitte
  193. The Retail and Consumer Industry in Brazil – Navigating the Downturn
  194. Solid Retail Sales in December Point to Economic Acceleration.
  195. The Evolution of Retail over the Last Century
  196. The Evolution of Retail and the On-Demand Future
  197. The Evolution of Omnichannel Retail
  198. The Evolution of U.S. Retail Concentration
  199. The Evolution of Levi Strauss & Co. Retail: 1980s to Present.
  200. Evolution of Retail
  201. Growth of E-Commerce in the 21st Century, Current Trends, and What the Future Holds.
  202. Understanding Second-hand Retailing | Iowa State University
  203. Pandemic Effects on Retail Shopping Malls
  204. Post-COVID Strategies for Retailers: Reopening Stores
  205. Monthly Sales for Retail and Food Services.
  206. The Emotional Shopper: Assessing the Effectiveness of Retail Therapy
  207. Male Shopping Habits Versus Female Shopping Habits.
  208. Men vs Women: Shopping Behaviour and Buying Habits.
  209. Men vs. Women: Differences in Shopping Habits & Buying Decisions.
  210. Women vs Men, Gender Differences in Purchase Decision.
  211. Women as Consumers - Exploring Woman's Habits.
  212. Hispanic Americans' Shopping Habits Differ from other Americans.
  213. Different Cultures Have Different Shopping Habits.
  214. Difference Between a Department Store & a Chain Store.
  215. Different Types of Retail Stores in Today’s Marketing World
  216. The Shopping Habits of Today's Consumers: Ecommerce vs In-Store.
  217. Consumer's Shopping Behavior.
  218. Frenzied Facts About Black Friday.
  219. Off Price Is the New Black For Retailers.
  220. Disruptions in Retail through Digital Transformation | Deloitte.
  221. Catalogs, After Years of Decline, Are Revamped for Changing Times.
  222. An Overview of U.S. Retail Bankruptcies and Store Closure.
  223. An Overview of Shopping Mall and Shopping Center
  224. Overview: Shopping Centre Management in Europe.
  225. Improving the Odds of Success for Retail Bankruptcies.
  226. Perspectives on Retail and Consumer Goods
  227. Empty Malls - Closed Stores. Did Coronavirus Kill Shopping
  228. Simon Property Group Closes All of Its U.S. Malls due to Coronavirus
  229. After Lockdown, New Opportunities for Downtown Shopping Districts
  230. Leading Department Stores U.S. in 2019
  231. Global Powers of Retailing.
  232. Profitability of Women's Apparel Shops.
  233. Target to Test Express Concept Summer
  234. The Problem with Selling Apparel Online.
  235. Off-Price vs. Department Store Retailing.
  236. Mid-Priced Department Stores Are Doing Better, But Doing Well? Not Quite.
  237. Get in on Pre-Sales at the Department Store.
  238. The Hidden Costs of Buying Department Store Bikes.
  239. Walmart vs Amazon.
  240. Walmart's Manufacturing Dream Is Just a Dream.
  241. Amazon Effect: Definition, Statistics, Impact on Consumers
  242. Amazon Is Snapping up Disused Shopping Malls and Turning Them into Fulfillment Centers
  243. Shoppers Are Still Abandoning Kohl's, Data Shows—Here's Why
  244. This Visual-Recognition App Lets You Shop the Streets.
  245. Store Within a Store.
  246. N.Y. Department Store Accused of Illegal Fur Labeling.
  247. Business Analysis for Walmart, a Grocery Retail Chain.
  248. Factors of Production in a Retail Clothing Store
  249. The Truth About Online Consumers
  250. Turnaround At J.C. Penney Might Not Be in the Cards.
  251. Macy's, JC Penney and Sears: A Clear Winner Stands Among Them.
  252. Unto the Breach.
  253. Thinking Outside the (Big) Box.
  254. Regency Shopping - Shopping Malls.
  255. Alexander Turney Stewart, Father of the Department Store
  256. 4 Trends Reshaping the Future of Retail
  257. 5 Key Challenges Facing Retailers Today – and How to Solve Them
  258. 5 Ways Department Stores Trick You Into Overspending.
  259. 5 Ways Shopping Malls Are Changing
  260. 7 Ways Men and Women Shopping Habits Differ.
  261. 7 Most Beautiful Department Stores Around the World
  262. 8 Fabulous Facts About Shopping Malls.
  263. 8 Biggest Shopping Malls in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
  264. 8 Things About Starting a Fashion Business.
  265. 8 Interesting Stats About U.S. Hispanic Grocery Shopping Habits.
  266. 10 Ways to Avoid Overspending This Holiday Season
  267. 10 Principles for Rethinking the Mall
  268. 10 Facts About the Madness of Black Friday.
  269. 10 Best Department Stores in the United States
  270. 10 Top Places to Shop in Tokyo
  271. 10 Top London Department Stores.
  272. 10 Top Biggest Shopping Malls in Asia
  273. 10 Top Malls in China
  274. 10 Top Department Stores.
  275. 10 Top Department Store Companies.
  276. 10 Top Department Stores: Who Made the Cut?
  277. 10 Top Department Stores in the World
  278. 10 Top Largest Department Stores in the World
  279. 10 Top High-End Department Stores in the World
  280. 10 Things Department Stores Won't Tell You.
  281. 10 Things Shopping Malls Won't Tell You.
  282. 10 Examples of Good Customer Service in Retail
  283. 10 Facts About the Mall of America
  284. 10 Best Maryland Shopping Malls (with Photos)
  285. 10 Largest Shopping Malls in Asia
  286. 10 Largest Shopping Malls in the World.
  287. 11 Most Incredible Shopping Malls in the World
  288. 12 Most Awesome Shopping Malls Worldwide
  289. 12 Most Amazing Shopping Malls
  290. 12 Signs That Shopping Site Is Fake—and About to Steal Your Money.
  291. 12 Secret Grocery Shopping Tips You Need to Know.
  292. 12 Innovative Retail Trends to Watch
  293. 13 Best Department Stores in Austin, TX.
  294. 13 of the Biggest Retailers in America Are Closing Down Stores
  295. 13 Examples of Good and Bad Spending Habits
  296. 14 Incredible Department Stores to Shop at in Your Lifetime
  297. 15 Tricks Shops Don't Want You to Know.
  298. 15 Steps to Open a Retail Store.
  299. 15 Biggest Malls in the World
  300. 25 Most Expensive Stores in the United States
  301. 18 Types of Retailers.
  302. 18 Strangest Shopping Malls in the World
  303. 20 Fresh Facts You Need to Know About Retail Customer
  304. 20 Companies at Risk of Bankruptcy - COVID-19
  305. 20 Random Facts About Shopping.
  306. 28 Bestselling and Top-Rated Products.
  307. 28 Photos That Show the Rise and Fall of Department Stores
  308. 30 Best High-End Department Stores.
  309. 31 of the Largest Malls in the World.
  310. 32 Almost Invisible Ways Stores Trick You Into Spending More.
  311. 33 Tiny Shopping Habits That Will Save You Loads of Money in the Long Run.
  312. 50 Insider Secrets to Help You Save at All Your Favorite Stores.
  313. 50 Retail Terms Every Retailer Needs to Know.
  314. 50 Global Retailers.
  315. 50 Statistics About Retail Marketing and Consumer Shopping
  316. 50 Coolest Malls in the World
  317. 50 Largest Malls in the U.S.
  318. 60 Latest Retail Statistics
  319. 57 Experiential & Concept Stores in New York City
▷ Malls & Stores Closings
  1. Retailers Closing Stores in 2024
  2. Store Closures Are Surging in 2024 ...
  3. The Container Store Could Be the Next Big Chain to Go Bankrupt
  4. Big Lots Conducts Going-out-of-Business Sales After Sale of Company Falls Through
  5. Big Lots Closing All Locations ...
  6. Big Lots Set to Liquidate Its 900 Stores After Planned Sale Falters
  7. American Freight to Close all 328 Stores ...
  8. Bob's Stores Announces Going-Out-of-Business Sale Across All Locations!
  9. Companies Closing Stores in the United States in 2024
  10. Consumers Reach Their Breaking Point, Forcing Retailers to Shutter Stores at a Worrying Pace
  11. Major Department Store Chain to Close Multiple Shops in 2023
  12. Dying Malls - Malls Closing - Death of Malls
  13. Dying Shopping Malls Are Wreaking Havoc on Suburban America
  14. America's Malls and Department Stores Are Dying off.
  15. America's Dying Mall Scene Claims Another Victim
  16. The Death of the Department Store: 'Very Few Are Likely to Survive'
  17. Wave of Store Closings Expected to Hit Retail.
  18. Struggling Chains That May Not Make It to 2023
  19. Wall Street Says 50,000 Retail Stores Will Close in 5 Years
  20. Limited Stores Closings Begin at Malls Across the Country
  21. A Giant Wave of Store Closures Is About to Hit the US
  22. Fleeing Tenants Turn Schuylkill Mall Into a Ghost Town
  23. A Third of All Shopping Malls Are Projected to Close
  24. A Third of America's Malls Will Disappear by Next Year in 2020
  25. Beloved Stores That Are Disappearing from Your Town
  26. Shopping Malls Closing: A Third Will Close Soon
  27. Shopping Malls Are Going Extinct.
  28. Shopping Malls Aren't Dying - They're Evolving.
  29. Store Closings Could Speed up Death of America's Malls, Retail Changes.
  30. Can Shopping Malls Survive? - How Technology and the Pandemic Are Radically Reshaping Retail.
  31. Brick-and-Mortar Retail Is Not Dead, But Department Stores Like Macy's Sure Are.
  32. The End of the American Shopping Mall?
  33. Retail Closures in 2024: Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, Big Lots, Rite Aid and more
  34. Retailers Shuttered 4,600 Stores in 2024. Here Are the Stores that Disappeared
  35. Retail in Crisis: Hundreds of Shopping Malls are at Risk of Closing
  36. Stores Closing Include Amazon, Walmart, and Bed Bath & Beyond in 2023
  37. Walmart Locations Closing in 2024
  38. Walmart Is Closing a Batch of Stores in 2023
  39. Walmart Store Is Closing 20 Stores in 2023
  40. Target Store Closings in 2023
  41. Target Store Closings 2023: Full List
  42. Plans for Kohl's Closings in 2023
  43. Party City Files for Bankruptcy
  44. Party City Closing: Company Files for Second Bankruptcy in Two Years
  45. Party City Stores Are Closing as the Company Goes Out of Business
  46. Party City Store Closings 2023
  47. Rue21 Closing All Stores ... in 2024
  48. Tuesday Morning Has Been Closing 2023 Stores
  49. Tuesday Morning Store Closings in 2023
  50. Jo-Ann Fabric Closing Stores in 2023
  51. Joann Arts and Crafts Retailer Files for Bankruptcy; Stores Will Remain Open
  52. Walgreens Is Closing 1,200 Stores
  53. Plans for Walgreens Closings in 2023
  54. From T.J. Maxx to Walgreens: The Major Stores Closing in 2024
  55. CVS Stores Closing List in 2023
  56. Rite Aid Stores Closing: Full List of Locations Shutting Down
  57. Conn's HomePlus Closing All Stores
  58. Dollar General and Family Dollar Are Closing Stores ...
  59. Dollar Tree to Close 600 Family Dollar Stores in 2024
  60. Dollar Tree Is Closing 600 Family Dollar Stores in 2024
  61. Best Buy Is Closing 17 Stores ...
  62. Badcock Home Furniture & More Closing All Stores in October 2024
  63. This Popular Retail Chain Is Closing Over 50 Stores by the End of 2022
  64. Businesses That Have closed in Chicago in 2023
  65. Over 50% of Mall Department Stores to Close in 2021
  66. The Running List of Retail Store Closures and Bankruptcies in 2021
  67. Store Closings in 2020
  68. Retailers that Have Filed for Bankruptcy in 2020
  69. Can These 13 Retailers Survive Coronavirus
  70. Major Retailers that Closed in 2020.
  71. Top Retailers that Are Closing Stores
  72. Deal Hunters Arrive at Bed Bath & Beyond Store and Can't Find Throwaway Prices -- Yet
  73. Bed Bath and Beyond Is Closing 87 More Stores
  74. Bed Bath & Beyond CFO Falls to Death Days After Company Announces Massive Closures and Layoffs
  75. Bed Bath & Beyond: Store Closures, Layoffs in New Turnaround Plan
  76. Bed Bath & Beyond Is Closing Hundreds of Stores. But They Won't Be Empty for Long
  77. Bed Bath & Beyond Store Closings in 2023
  78. Store Closures — Led by Department Stores — Will Accelerate in 2023, UBS Says
  79. Struggling Sears Signals Decline of US Malls
  80. Macy's Stores Closing in 2023: List
  81. Macy's Stores Closing 2023
  82. Macy's Is Closing 100 Stores: Does Yours Stand a Chance?
  83. Macy's Closing 35-40 Stores in Early 2016
  84. Macy's Closings Could Leave a Trail of Dead Malls
  85. Macy's Stores Going Out of Business.
  86. Nordstrom Store Closings in 2023
  87. Nordstrom Store Closures.
  88. Nordstrom to Close Both Downtown San Francisco Stores
  89. Is J.C. Penney Going Out of Business?
  90. J.C. Penney to Shutter 33 Stores, Slash 2,000 Jobs.
  91. From J.C. Penney to Pier 1 and More, over 3,000 Stores Are Now Liquidating.
  92. Ralph Lauren Is Closing Its Fifth Avenue Polo Store .
  93. Sears and Kmart Closing 150 Stores - Closing Stores List
  94. Macy's Closing 68 Stores, Cuts 10,000 Jobs.
  95. Missouri Hit by Wave of Store Closures
  96. These Illinois Retailers Are Closing Locations in 2023
  97. COVID-19 Retail Bankruptcies Could Destroy the American Mall
  98. With Department Stores Disappearing, Malls Could Be Next.
  99. You Might Not Have Realized Just How Much the 'Department Store' Has Collapsed
  100. For Four Retailers: Best Buy, Radio Shack, J.C. Penney and Sears, Do or Die.
  101. Sears, J.C. Penney, Kmart, Macy's: These Retailers Are Closing Stores
  102. Full List of US Store Closures in 2023
  103. Full List of 800 Stores Closing Across the US in 2023
  104. List of Sears and Kmart Stores Closing
  105. List of Stores Closing in 2020
  106. Complete State-by-State Store Closing List
  107. The Running List of Major Retail Bankruptcies
  108. 5 Stores That Could Close in 2023 & Customers Will Be Devastated by Loss of Staples on American Retail Scene
  109. 6 Popular Retail Chains That Have Closed Dozens of Locations in 2022
  110. 8 Stores Are Most Likely to Go Bankrupt and Close in 2024
  111. 10 Top Largest Department Stores in the World
  112. 14 Major Retailers Closing Stores in 2024
  113. 15 Major Retailers Going Out of Business or Closing Stores so far in 2024
  114. 20 Big Brands Closing the Most Locations in 2024
  115. 2,000+ Stores Are Closing Across the US in 2024
  116. 4,300 Stores Are Closing in 2020
▷ History, Guides & Tips
  1. Macy's - A History.
  2. Target - A History.
  3. Sears - A History.
  4. Foley's - A History.
  5. Kohl's - A History.
  6. Belk - A History.
  7. Harrods - A History.
  8. Lane Crawford - A History.
  9. Malls History
  10. Department Store History
  11. Department Stores' History.
  12. Department Stores - A History.
  13. The History of Department Stores.
  14. The History of Shopping
  15. The History of the Shopping Mall
  16. The History of How We Shop: Charting the Evolution of Retail.
  17. The History and Evolution of Retail Stores (from 1700s to 2021).
  18. History of the World's Oldest Department Store - Bennetts of Derby
  19. History of Shopping Centers
  20. History of Shopping Facts.
  21. History of Malls - Management
  22. History of Retailing in North America
  23. A History of the Department Store
  24. A History of the World‘s Oldest Department Stores
  25. A Brief History of Retail Automation Through the Ages.
  26. Then & Now: The 164-Year History of America's Oldest Department Store, Macy's
  27. Towards a Theory of Retail Evolution: An Australian History of Retail in the Early 20th Century
  28. Black Friday History and Statistics.
  29. Black Friday: History, Myths, and Facts.
  30. Guide to After-Christmas Sales: Find the Best Deals.
  31. Ultimate Guide to Stores Closing & Staying Open in 2023
  32. Ultimate Guide to Back-to-School Savings.
  33. Intro Guide to Retail Store Operations.
  34. A Gift Giver's Guide to Supply Chain Shortages This Holiday Season
  35. A Guide to Shopping Everything in Bermuda
  36. Shopping Tips
  37. Online Shopping Tips
  38. Department Store Tips.
  39. Discount Department Store Tips.
  40. London Shopping Tips
  41. Department Store Shopping Tips from a Sales Clerk.
  42. Department Store Shopping Tips from a Sales Clerk.
  43. Save on Department Store Shopping with These Six Insider Tips.
  44. Tips for Structuring Your Retail Store Organization.
  45. Tips to Reinvent the Department Store.
  46. Tips for Saying “No” to Department Store.
  47. Tips Sought In Department Store Theft.
  48. The Best Minimalist Shopping Tips for People on a Budget
  49. Safety Tips While Doing Your Holiday Shopping
  50. 4 Tips to Help You Sell More in Retail, Backed By Science and Bob the Builder.
  51. 5 Best Shopping Tips.
  52. 5 Money-Saving Shopping Tips
  53. 5 Tips for Shopping at Aldi Without Losing Your Mind
  54. 6 Retail Staff Training Tips to Improve Performance.
  55. 7 Essential Shopping Tips to Save Money
  56. 9 Holiday Shopping Tips.
  57. 10 Shopping Tips
  58. 10 Top Shopping Tips
  59. 10 Top Online Shopping Tips (2022)
  60. 10 Retail Selling Tips.
  61. 10 Insider Tips for Retail Success.
  62. 10 Tips for Department Store Shopping
  63. 10 Tips to Improve Retail Sales When They're Down
  64. 10 Retail Experts Share Their #1 Tip for Marketing and Growing Your Store.
  65. 10 Tricks for Shopping at Amazon.
  66. 14 Walmart Shopping Tips & Tricks to Save Money
  67. 17 Tricks Stores Use to Make You Spend More Money.
  68. 27 Online Shopping Secrets
  69. 37 Thrift Shopping Tips for the Best Finds
▷ How, Who, What, Which, When, Where & Why
  1. How to Talk to a Live Person in FedEx Customer Service
  2. How to Talk to a Live Person in USPS Customer Service
  3. How to Talk to a Real Person in UPS Customer Service
  4. How to Contact Walmart Customer Service (by Phone, Chat, and more)
  5. How to Contact Amazon Customer Service: Phone, Email, Chat
  6. How to Beat Inflation and Supply-Chain Shortages
  7. How to Increase Retail Sales – Three Tips.
  8. How to Open and Run a Successful Retail Store.
  9. How to Sell to Retail Stores.
  10. How to Market a New Product to a Department Store
  11. How Brick-and-Mortar Stores Can Survive the Internet Shopping Craze
  12. How Department Stores Are Ditching Malls
  13. How Department Stores Are Using Services to Convince Customers
  14. How Upscale Department Stores Are Reinvigorating Themselves.
  15. How Retailers Manage and Recover from COVID-19.
  16. How Retailers Can Keep up with Consumers | McKinsey.
  17. How Did Black Friday Start?.
  18. How People Make Buying Decisions
  19. How Each Generation Shops
  20. How Much Money Can I Make Owning a Clothes Boutique?.
  21. How Department Stores Trick You Into Spending More.
  22. Who Invented the Shopping Mall?.
  23. What Is the Real History of Black Friday?.
  24. What Is Black Friday - History of the Holiday Shopping.
  25. What Is So Unique About Japanese Department Stores?
  26. What Is Retail?
  27. What Is Retail?: A Look Back and Ahead at the World's Most Most Vibrant Industry
  28. What Is a Hypermarket? Definition, Advantages, and Example
  29. What Is a Brick-and-Mortar Store? Types, Advantages, and Disadvantages
  30. What Are Some Cool and Interesting Facts About Shopping Malls?.
  31. What Are the 4 Types of Customer Buying Behavior?.
  32. What Can You Get for a Nickel? - The Woolworth Department Story (1878)
  33. What Will the Retail Experience of the Future Look Like?
  34. What Will Endure and What’s Going to Change? - Retail in 2021
  35. What a Hundred-Year-Old Department Store Can Tell Us About the Overlap of Retail, Religion and Politics
  36. Where Was the First Department Store Santa Claus?
  37. Where Is Iran Mall Tehran? A Complete Guide.
  38. Which Mall Stores Are Closing?
  39. Which Big Names Have Filed for Bankruptcy.
  40. Why Are These Department Stores Downsizing?
  41. Why Are Printed Catalogs Still Around?
  42. Why Best Buy is Going Down (2014).
  43. Why the Future of the Mall Is All About ‘Blend Spaces’
  44. Why the Death of Malls Is About More than Shopping | Time
  45. Why Your Drug Store Is Closing

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  • Dockers/Levi Strauss - One of the world's largest brand-name apparel marketers with sales in more than 100 countries.
  • Eddie Bauer- An international, multi-channel company with catalogs, over 425 stores and an award-winning Web site.
  • Federated - As a leading American retailer with one of the 100 largest corporate workforces in the world. Federated Department Stores owns Macy's and Bloomingdale's.
  • The Gap - One of the world's largest specialty retailers with three of the most recognized and respected brands in the apparel industry — Gap, Banana Republic and Old Navy.
  • Givenchy - One of the world's largest specialty retailers with its headquarters in France.
  • Gucci - One of the largest luxury largest specialty retailers with its headquarters in New York, where the world's largest Gucci flagship is located.
  • Guess - One of the most widely recognized brands in the world. The Company designs and markets a leading lifestyle collection of casual apparel and accessories for women, men, children, and babies.
  • JCPenney - A well-known department of stores with of over 1,100 stores in all 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, and Brazil.

  • L.L. Bean - Headquartered in Freeport, Maine, L.L. Bean operates a worldwide catalog business, an award-winning Web site and Retail Stores and Factory Stores throughout the U.S. East Coast.
  • Lands End - A direct merchant of traditionally styled clothing products through catalogs, on the Internet and in Inlet stores.
  • Liz Claiborne - One of well-known fashion stores that designs and markets an extensive range of women's and men's fashion apparel and accessories appropriate to wearing occasions ranging from casual to dressy.
  • Polo - A leader in the design, marketing and distribution of premium lifestyle products including apparel, home accessories, and fragrances, in both the U.S. and international markets.
  • Target- As a general merchandise retailer, Target provides value to American consumers through multiple retail formats ranging from upscale discount and moderate-priced, to full-scale department stores. It also owns Marshall Field's and Mervyn's, and each has its own distinct brand.
  • Wal Mart- The largest department stores in the U.S., Wal-Mart has more than 1,300 stores in nine countries and employs more than 300,000 associates

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