One of the joys of visiting Morocco's red city is discovering artisan shops tucked throughout the medina's web of alleys and lanes. Handicrafts from lanterns, clay cookery to beautiful rugs are in abundance for those with the patience and willingness to negotiate in the souks. But a shopping scene beyond the tourist-heavy interior offers fixed prices, beautiful clothes, and one-of-a-kind home décor, much of it found along the burgeoning design-forward lane of Dar El Bacha.
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Scoring a beautiful, handmade rug in Morocco is the holy grail of shopping, and like it or not, negotiation is part of the game. So take this advice: have fun; spend two or three days looking at rugs; don't feel pressure to buy immediately. In fact, shop owners will hold rugs while you think them over. To that latter point, the experience at Les Nomades de Marrakech is so good, the El Fenn hotel sends its guests there.
Not to change the topic here:
Nordstrom closing Trunk Club stores, folding the Chicago-born personal shopping service into
Nordstrom is closing all six of its Trunk Club stores, including the one in Chicago, and folding the fashion styling service into its nearby department stores.
The decision, announced during an earnings call Tuesday, comes five years after Nordstrom paid $350 million to buy Trunk Club with ambitions to grow the personal shopping business pioneered by the Chicago-based startup.
"We are fully integrating our Trunk Club service to enable a superior experience for customers, drive more business and gain efficiencies," Erik Nordstrom, CEO of the Seattle-based department store chain, said during the call. "Our plans include relocating clubhouse styling to nearby Nordstrom stores to reach more customers while continuing to offer our core Trunk-based services."
VIDEO: Car slams woman against salon window in The Villages shopping plaza
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THE VILLAGES, Fla. – New surveillance video Tuesday shows the moment a car slammed into a woman, sending her flying toward salon windows.
The crash sent debris flying and injured bystanders walking past Salon Jaylee in The Villages shopping plaza on Monday.
The driver of the vehicle, Steven Read, was driving in the parking lot between Publix and Salon Jaylee when he had a medical episode and lost control of his car, according to a crash report. Troopers say the 55-year-old was near East County Road 466 and Wedgewood Lane when his car traveled onto a sidewalk and crashed into several planters causing debris to hit another pedestrian.
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Guide to Howard County 2020: Shopping - Baltimore Sun
Shoppers at The Mall in Columbia have a variety of choices — with more than 200 stores and more than 1.4 million square feet of retail space to explore.
Owned and managed by Brookfield Properties Retail Group, the mall is the county's largest retail center and includes four major department stores: Nordstrom, Lord & Taylor, Macy's and JCPenney. Shoppers can enjoy fare at an extensive food court or venture outside to the mall's 75,000-square-foot, open-air plaza. Full-service restaurants include P.F.
Sterling Bay shopping Lincoln Yards office building
As it hunts for tenants to anchor its Lincoln Yards megaproject, Sterling Bay is hoping to cash out on a building it developed at the northern end of the sprawling North Side site.
The Chicago real estate developer has tapped the Chicago office of Cushman & Wakefield to sell its 207,000-square-foot office building at 1515 W. Webster Ave., home to the Chicago office of third-party logistics firm C.H. Robinson.
Sources familiar with the offering said the four-story building along the east bank of the Chicago River could fetch around $120 million, or about $580 per square foot.
Struggling shopping centre owner Intu abandons £1bn cash call | Business | The Guardian
"Following these discussions, Intu has concluded it is unable to proceed with an equity raise at this point," the company said on Wednesday.
"While a number of Intu's shareholders and potential new investors indicated their support for an equity raise, the board believes the current uncertainty in the equity markets and retail property investment markets precluded a number of potential investors from committing capital into the business and Intu was therefore unable to reach the target quantum at the current time."
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