NY to get shoe store so big it has own ZIP code
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New York&#39;s famed Saks Fifth Avenue department store plans to open a shoe department so big it has been granted its own ZIP code, 10022-SHOE, the company said on Thursday.
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All sizes, widths and styles of New Balance running shoes for men, women and kids. Brown&#39;s New Balance catalog carries a huge selection of New Balance shoes and accessories. Free shipping over $99.
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West Eighth Street in Manhattan was once home to a vibrant shoe-shopping district, now property owners are trying to lure small restaurants.
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Jones, owner of the Jones New York, Anne Klein and Nine West brands, yesterday said it is buying luxury retailer Barneys New York for approximately $400 million.
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Crocs looks to extend its hot shoe line with a push into apparel.
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Few things in life match the stress and expense of a big move; just ask anyone who has recently changed addresses. Each year, about 40 million Americans pick up and move, and many are likely to do so between now and Labor Day.
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Equity One Inc. , a real estate investment trust that owns shopping centers primarily in the South, agreed to buy six retail properties in the Boston area from Charlesbank Capital Partners LLC for about $120 million to expand into the Northeast. The centers are located in Cambridge, Medford, Quincy, Swampscott, West Roxbury, and Plymouth, with 390,979 total square feet, the ...
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Nanotechnology is coming to a clothing store near you.
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eDonkey seeks sanctuary, finds knackers' yard eDonkey is off to the knackers' yard, after a New York court ruled that the peer-to-peer (P2P) site enabled users to swap copyright material illegally. eDonkeyâs owner, New York-based MetaMachine, is ponying up $30m to settle a copyright suit brought by six record companies. MetaMachine has another P2P network, called Overnet, which the NY court also deems illegal.â¦
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New York State has revived a plan to tax online purchases using a novel legal theory. Amazon is fighting this move, and national efforts to force it to collect sales tax for all states. It says the current rules are too complex, even though it routinely handles far more complected tasks.
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Breast cancer research is being supported this month by a company usually associated with foot support. Payless shoes announced this week that they are offering customers a chance to purchase a Limited-Edition
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This retailer's still trying to loosen up.
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If you buy a pair of shoes from Jon Kuhlmann, expect to pay for them before you try them on.
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A new, by-appointment-only business personalizes consumer electronics for customers in New York.
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The athletic shoe and apparel retailer continues its struggles.
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(InfoWorld) - One of Europe's largest shoe companies plans to embed wireless chips in shoes sold at hundreds of stores across the continent. Under a deal announced Friday, Checkpoint Systems will provide RenoÂ with RFID (radio frequency identification) tags and store tagging systems. The tagging specialist will deliver wafer-thin RFID chips designed especially for shoes from its Asian production facilities, in addition to systems that allow check-out clerks to quickly and easily deactivate tagged products. By having the tags integrated into it shoes, Reno aims to curb theft for both boxed products and those on display, as well as shoes customers try on in the stores. Reno has been using RFID technology to track product shipments from its factories to its stores for several years but has not yet used the technology to track individual products inside each store. The shoe company, based in Thaleischweiler-Froschen, Germany, operates more than 700 stores in 15 countries. It is a member of the Hamm-Reno-Group (HR Group), which has more than 1,700 outlets across Europe. Last year, Checkpoint Systems landed a deal with GermanÂ retail giant MetroÂ to supply RFID systems. The German retail giant, with more 2,300 supermarkets and wholesale, department and electronics stores, is collaborating with several IT companies, including IBM, Intel, and SAP, and more than 40 additional consumer goods and technology suppliers to develop RFID systems for the retail sector. RFID tagging is expected to be a main theme at this year's Cebit trade show, which begins March 15 in Hanover, Germany.
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Youâll find the newest Apple Store on West 14th Street in New York Cityâs Meatpacking District. And when it opens its doors tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., Eastern time, it will become the largest Apple Store in Manhattan and the first three-story store with two floors dedicated to products and a third to services. On that floor, youâll find a 46-foot Genius Bar and specially designed areas for workshops and personal training. That includes the first Pro Labs, a new service providing free, in-depth training on such industry-leading pro applications as Final Cut Pro. Apple Store West 14th Street has a staff of more than 175 highly trained Mac Specialists, Mac Geniuses, and Creatives.