It was not just a mall but an elaborate fun house of malls — malls within malls within malls within malls — at the center of which was, somehow, a gigantic amusement park.
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He added that as "good malls" like Westfield's Garden State Plaza and Century City malls, will be fine, weaker malls will struggle.
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DAVID FABER: As we watch malls under pressure -- certain malls, not all of them.
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Nine out of 10 Kohl's stores are in suburban strip malls rather than enclosed shopping malls, so declining foot traffic in malls hasn't affected the chain as strongly.
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"People who are in the malls, who went to malls, this is the mourning period right now, because we are losing a lot of malls," Mr. Bell said.
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Shopping malls If it seems more and more malls are closing, it isn't your imagination.
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They're just more selective about the malls they visit and the stores within malls they visit.
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Some stores we opened in malls, but malls are so temperamental and weather-driven, relying on traffic.
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Read more:13 vintage photos of malls in their '90s gloryVintage photos from the 1980s show America's shopping malls in their heydayThese 7 malls are some of the oldest in America, surviving the retail apocalypse and decades of change6 major ways malls have changed over the last decade
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As malls become less visited year after year, many outdated food stalls have become abandoned in "dead malls."
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But high streets in towns and cities, malls and larger strip malls, where chain stores proliferate, are under pressure.
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Brazilian malls dedicate less area to retail, while many U.S. malls are just starting to diversify their tenant mix.
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Still, outlet malls with their enticing deals on discounted goods have fared better than traditional malls in recent years.
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The rating is supported by RSM's hybrid business model of owning malls and managing malls it does not own, which enables RSM to expand with a low capex commitment without having to build its own malls.
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First, Cramer turned to Kohl's, a discount retailer with more locations in strip malls and outlet centers than traditional malls.
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Target and Walmart operate stores away from malls, an advantage because foot traffic is slowing at malls around the country.
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Competition from superstores and shopping malls also devastated many small-city downtowns; now many small-town malls are failing too.
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Macy's and JCPenney are also located in older malls, while Target and TJMaxx's stores are typically standalone, independent of malls.
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But there's a big divide: Store closures have hit older Class B and C malls, with some malls dying altogether.
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SAO PAULO, March 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian malls industry group Abrasce said on Monday that 550 malls, or 95% of all malls in the country, are affected by county and state decrees ordering closure of non-essential commercial activities.
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Plus, I get to avoid malls, and touch all the fabrics in the fabric stores, which are much less busy than malls.
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MAC has an additional exposure at a community center; PEI: Excludes malls held for sale; SPG: Number of malls as of 2Q17.
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Shopping malls weren't just a place to pick up the latest gadgets, records, and fashions — malls were a place to hang out.
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Macy's, JCPenney and Victoria's Secret are also located in older malls, while Target and TJMaxx's stores are typically standalone, independent of malls.
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Now that malls are dying, leaving only the edifice, the hope for malls is that they remain a public and communal space.
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Nine out of 10 Kohl's stores are in suburban strip malls and other areas away from enclosed shopping malls, the company says.
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However, the recurring EBITDA, which includes recurring rental from its self-owned malls and management fees from managed malls, will continue to grow.
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About half of the fitness companies leasing space in malls are in so-called B malls, not the fanciest or most expensive properties.
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Struggling malls, in an effort to fill vacant spaces, are wooing businesses that now occupy larger strip malls, such as grocery chains and discounters.
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"Forever 21's problem is not the malls — it's that they didn't get out of the malls earlier," Mr. Gordon, the management expert, said.
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Dubai's Emaar Malls, operator of some of the region's most glitzy shopping malls, said on Monday it had made an $800 million offer for Souq.com.
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The transactions focus on strip malls, whose food and services are considered less vulnerable to competition from e-commerce than general merchandise stores in malls.
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Malls have struggled to maintain foot traffic since the late 2000s; "dead malls" are enough of a thing to have warranted a viral video project.
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From the dwindling number of malls to the introduction of experiential elements, here are the six main ways malls have changed in the last decade.
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Analog malls had the benefit of their shoppers being many miles away from competing malls and their retail tenants being committed to long-term leases.
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Under new management since 2011, Cedar has been shifting out of non-core retail assets such as shopping malls to focus on grocery anchored strip malls.
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Under new management since 2011, Cedar has been shifting out of non-core retail assets such as shopping malls to focus on grocery-anchored strip malls.
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Arabian Centres owns 19 malls, making it the leading owner and operator of shopping malls in Saudi Arabia by total gross leasable area as at Dec.
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Wanda's retail malls, however, lack the strong rental rates and capital values enjoyed by Unibail's retail malls and are also not as diversified as Swire Properties'.
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McCullough doesn't think the result will be so many malls closing, but a lot of individual stores shutting their doors across the whole population of malls.
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People have said that 40% of the malls in this country are obsolete, and I've sold off 50% of the malls I don't want to own.
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However, the retailer has a few secret weapons that have helped it survive, namely the fact that nine out of 10 Kohl's stores are in suburban strip malls and not standard shopping malls, which means declining foot traffic in malls isn't as much of a threat.
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While many assumed those stores were located in failing malls, an analysis by CoStar found that two-thirds of them were actually in "A" or "B" malls.
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Malls are getting makeovers — so much so they might not be called malls anymore, or you might do a double take next time you stroll through one.
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In its retail business, which includes shopping malls and supermarkets, Lotte said it would improve online services using big data and artificial intelligence, and build more malls.
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Wanda's retail malls, however, lack the strong rental rates and capital values enjoyed by Unibail's retail malls and are also not as diversified as that of Swire Properties.
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Likewise, BR Malls said on Monday it would close all of its malls, proceeding only with delivery services in locations where authorities have not yet banned such activity.
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Those malls are located in areas with fewer and less affluent shoppers than many of the higher-end malls owned by real estate investment trusts like Simon Property Group.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian malls operator brMalls struck a partnership with Argentina's online marketplace MercadoLibre Inc to connect malls to e-commerce, an executive said on Friday.
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Mall chains like CBL Properties, which operates a chain of malls in the Southeastern part of the country, will close 22.56 malls for the first time on Thanksgiving Day.
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They say a better mix of non-retail tenants in malls, the high costs of shipping in Brazil and other factors should allow malls here to continue to thrive.
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Betts said the company was focused on expanding existing malls and boosting the stakes it owns in its portfolio of 16 malls, two premium outlets and four commercial towers.
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Malls are also under pressure from discount chains and big-box stores that have most of their stores away from malls, such as TJMaxx, Target (TGT) and Walmart (WMT).
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Fitch attributes this to the wide bid-ask spread for 'B' malls generally as the market struggles to ascertain the long-term viability and value of less productive malls.
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Developers have taken notice years ago and pulled back from stamping new malls and strip malls out of the ground, which curtailed new supply of high-quality retail space.
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The company has more flexibility with its real estate since its stores are typically situated in strip malls, or are stand-alone, instead of being at traditional, enclosed shopping malls.
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Fitch attributes the discount to the wide bid-ask spread for 'B' malls generally as the market struggles to ascertain the long-term viability and value of less productive malls.
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Negative macro tends haven't hurt luxury malls yet So far, luxury malls have been relatively immune to the threat of higher tariffs on Chinese goods, which could hurt American retailers.
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The hedge funds wagering against the highest quality malls believe that the wider market will come to believe these A-quality malls are far more similar to lesser ranked ones.
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However, activists in towns that are home to dead malls have been working to ensure that dead malls remain public, communal spaces—proof that there can be life after capitalism.
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For the malls and their owners, the fear is more and more of these massive structures will have cornerstone department stores go dark — which inevitably reduces foot traffic in the malls.
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SEBASTIAN (on camera): What's happening here in Burlington is happening at more and more malls across America, and the pressure from growing Internet sales, traditional malls' doors are closing in droves.
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Despite tough times for malls in recent years, Osanloo said P.F. Chang's continues to work with A-level, or high-end, malls, including the one that houses the new Shanghai shop.
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As malls struggle to survive, brand name recognition is key — and owners are realizing that offering new, exciting food options may be one of the biggest ways to keep malls afloat.
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At the time, it cited a drop in traffic to malls as one of the main reasons for its demise, given that the majority of its stores are located in malls.
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Whether we're talking strip malls, mega-malls, or sprawling outdoor outlet shopping centers, the hallowed hallways of consumerism and commerce have a dark story tell and a very unlikely origin story.
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But Daiwa property analyst David Lum noted in a report this week that many of Singapore's malls remain as productive on a sales-per-square-foot basis as some of the top-tier malls in the U.S. Lum also noted that the best-performing malls in the suburbs, which in tiny Singapore excludes the central business district and other central areas, had sales-per-square-foot that were comparable to the more luxury-oriented Orchard Road malls.
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We think the company's metro leasing business will expand more slowly than the company's initial plan to open four to five metro malls annually, given limited supply of metro stations that are suitable for malls and the slower-than-expected construction of the metro stations where the company has secured leases to operate malls.
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The firm said the bulk of closures will take place in less profitable malls, often referred to a C malls, and many of them will be by local or lesser-known brands.
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Though upscale malls in wealthy communities continue to do well, Mr. Bell isn't interested in those; he visits dead malls, and among the deadest are ones in working-class and rural communities.
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Longfor's rental rates perform better when the newly opened malls are stripped out - rental revenue posted a CAGR of 14.8% between 2011 and 1H15 for malls that have been in operation since 2011.
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American malls are closing all over the US.A report done by Credit Suisse in 2017 estimated that 20% to 2025% of malls would shutter between 2017 and 2022, largely because of store closures.
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It recommended that national grocery retailers immediately cease enforcing exclusivity clauses against specialist and SMME stores in shopping malls and all grocery retailers in non-urban areas where there are fewer alternative malls.
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It recommended that national grocery retailers immediately cease enforcing exclusivity clauses against specialist and SMME stores in shopping malls and all grocery retailers in non-urban areas where there are fewer alternative malls.
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The CMBX 6 index Icahn is using in his bets only represents the debt of 37 regional malls, about 0.5% share of U.S. regional malls, according to an Alliance Bernstein analysis last month.
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Joe Coradino, CEO of Philadelphia-based PREIT, which owns 22 million square feet of retail space in malls across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, is actively recruiting fitness companies to fill his malls.
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The original idea for malls arose in part from fears that society would crumble if men had nothing to do in the suburbs, so the roots of our contemporary malls were fairly sexist.
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Booksellers in Dubai's shiny malls do not have politics sections.
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In the age of Amazon, malls seem almost hopelessly archaic.
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Part of what we're doing, we're not in shopping malls.
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In particular, less affluent regional malls may suffer, Moody's wrote.
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First of all, who the fuck shops at malls anymore?
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Case in point: indoor mapping for airports and shopping malls.
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Empty malls litter the American suburbs like vacated conch shells.
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Emaar Malls, a subsidiary of Emaar Properties , lost 20.6 percent.
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The old man was smoking one of his Pall Malls.
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But most malls may indeed fall victim to the meltdown.
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Retail spaces in some of Istanbul's biggest malls stand empty.
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That could include showrooms in malls, something Tesla has done.
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I'd hear about malls getting shut down for actor signings.
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Shopping malls can get old, but they're also incredibly useful.
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Stores and shopping malls were other common locations for fraud.
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Emaar Malls fell 1.9 percent and Damac lost 0.9 percent.
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STEVEN MAKSIN, CEO, MOONBEAM CAPITAL INVESTMENTS: Way too many malls.
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Both malls were cleared and closed early for the night.
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If that occurs, some malls could falter or even close.
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Big shops and malls are another story (see chart 3).
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You don't meet people at malls going, 'Oh my god.
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"Look at what Amazon has done to malls," Kraus added.
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I build commercial; I build office towers and shopping malls.
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Emaar Malls was up 7.5%, while Emaar Development gained 3.7%.
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In the United States shopping malls department stores are broke.
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Malls in the capital are crowded with shoppers and staff.
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And we're examining the changing landscape for U.S. shopping malls.
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Some people thrive while shopping in physical stores and malls.
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Malls touted square footage as the metric of shopping exhilaration.
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Apple is also expanding its stores in UAE shopping malls.
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Sure, malls may be dying along with the American dream.
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Emaar Malls added 1.2 percent, outperforming a flat Dubai index.
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It will rebadge its malls with the red Westfield logo.
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The company behind Simon malls isn't too happy with Starbucks.
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The hotel also has luxury shopping malls and multiple spas.
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It is one of the largest malls in North America.
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Cinemas and entertainment areas in shopping malls will also close.
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Mr. Pence now owns two antique malls in southern Indiana.
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"There is a future for malls in Marib," he said.
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"The more attention to the malls, the better," she said.
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Malls normally thronged with shoppers were closed for several days.
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Now malls are much less popular than they once were.
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In order to stay alive, malls need to reinvent themselves.
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Monasteries, they fear, are no longer as alluring as malls.
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Strip malls are ideal for returning purchased items, he said.
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Most of its stores are located away from struggling malls.
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They weren't going to traditional malls like they used to.
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Malls are suffering because of the shift towards online shopping.
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Malls are looking for new ways to entertain and amuse.
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Takeout and delivery services are exempt, as are shopping malls.
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Cinemas and entertainment areas in shopping malls will also close.
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Our reaction in shopping malls and similar environments is clear.
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This country has 1,200 shopping malls alone, Mr. Buller said.
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She wants beacons in airports, shopping malls, universities, and hospitals.
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" Saunders points out that the inclusion of local shops, groups, and spaces is an undervalued but crucial component to the health of successful malls: "Most malls rely on the spend of the local population.
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Director Luc Besson on designing his wild space opera Valerian, and why he's tired of superhero movies Tasha: Honestly, given the vanishing American mall problem, we could just turn existing malls into virtual malls.
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In a securities filing, BR Malls said the sale to Fundo de Investimento Imobiliario BTG Pactual Shoppings is consistent with its strategy to consolidate its operations into larger shopping malls in major population centers.
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"High-end, dominant malls" continue to have very high rents and very low vacancy rates, while traditional malls still struggle with high vacancy and low rent growth, Ryan Severino, senior economist at Reis, said.
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Sterling and its parent company, Signet, own the jewelry stores that dominate the malls and strip malls, with brands like Kay, Jared the Galleria of Jewelry, Osterman, J.B. Robinson, Zales and a dozen others.
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The 125 stores will be in "lower tier" malls, Macy's said, highlighting the widening chasm between America's best and worst malls as a variety of chains trim their store portfolios in the digital age.
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Recurring income, which includes rental income from RSM-owned malls and management fees from malls that it operates, rose 33719914% to CNY337128 billion in 33712017, while the EBIT margin narrowed to 21750% from 21000%.
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Rio de Janeiro-based BR Malls will keep renovating contracts and lowering rents at all malls, not only ones with higher vacancies, Villa said, adding that discounts will be less frequent as the economy improves.
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The chain, a fixture in malls and strip malls known for its shoes costing less than $30, is also considering shuttering at least one-third of its approximately 3,000 stores, one of the sources added.
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It will add five more "Wanda Plaza" shopping malls in the city, and spend 50 billion yuan to build a "Wanda City" - a development that usually includes theme parks, shopping malls, hotels and residential projects.
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The rating continues to be supported by an intact hybrid business model of owning malls and managing malls it does not own - which enables RSM to expand with little capital outlay and minimum investment risk.
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Vacation spots, malls, small towns, and my all-time favorite: AIRPORTS.
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The company has staged many of its retail outlets inside malls.
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Robots are popping up at corporations, campuses, shopping malls and airports.
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New offices, malls, a Heineken brewery and various factories have sprouted.
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In the past few years, I've mostly stopped shopping at malls.
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Go deeper: The future of malls could look more like towns
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Café X sells mostly from kiosks in streets and shopping malls.
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Forever 212 has more than 800 stores, many in malls, globally.
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They have taken over suburban malls like the Gaithersburg Lakeforest Mall.
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Westfield owns swanky shopping malls across America and two in London.
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Malls, movie theaters, night clubs and festivals should be safe places.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls across China.
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Experiential commerce is speeding the decline of retail jobs and malls.
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Emaar Malls' bid has so far not been accepted by Souq.
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They don't go to the shopping malls but they live online.
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They happened in parks and city centers, schools and shopping malls.
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At many malls, more consumers turned up as the day progressed.
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Most of the places, including bars, restaurants and malls, aren't accessible.
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WE HAVE LESS THAN 215 STORES IN MALLS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
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It appeared in elevators, building lobbies, and malls around the world.
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In the current economy ... the market can't handle any more malls.
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It operates 40 department stores and two shopping malls in China.
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Can the VR industry piggyback on top of movies and malls?
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Results will include toilets located in malls, hospitals, and gas stations.
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"The internet has fundamentally challenged malls' value proposition," Sole went on.
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Vandalized malls, smashed subway stations and destroyed sidewalks will be repaired.
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The site will also have malls, golf courses and luxury homes.
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Places like malls, coffee shops, public transportation, the internet, schools even.
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It's no secret that malls around the US have been struggling.
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Roughly half of Madewell locations are currently located in shopping malls.
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And traffic continues to drop off at America's outdated shopping malls.
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The surrounding suburban strip malls offered little for sale but boredom.
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Others, like Express, have started opening outlet stores in regular malls.
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Emaar Malls jumped 6.1 percent and Emaar Development rose 3.1 percent.
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This is 50 to 60 percent higher in 'A' rated malls.
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Art fairs come across as soulless playgrounds, comparable to shopping malls.
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Between 1970 and 2017, the number of American shopping malls quadrupled.
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Fewer people shopping at malls meant fewer people shopping at Sears.
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Fights broke out at two Memphis malls, according to local reports.
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Shoppers in Columbus once flocked to two malls, Eastland and Westland.
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That was a rhetorical question, Leo — the answer is suburban malls.
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The only remaining artifacts of civilization are malls and miniature golf.
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Sit-ins at shopping malls are also planned over the weekend.
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City shopping increasingly includes of the ultimate symbols of suburbia: malls.
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Avoid large, open indoor spaces like school cafeterias and shopping malls.
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It is routinely used everywhere from shopping malls to doctors' offices.
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The Hudson Yards shopping complex is two malls in one, really.
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Sit-ins at shopping malls are also planned over the weekend.
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Most of its malls in the rest of China remain operational.
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Now its malls are full of Vietnamese, Korean and Indian businesses.
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Aeon will close its shopping malls in the city until Thursday.
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Indoor MapsLayouts of malls and airports are available to help navigate.
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Between 1956 and 2005, 1,500 malls were built in the US.
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The "Great Recession" played a part in the downfall of malls.
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Billboards, bus ads, banners at malls, a barrage of TV ads.
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I learned to recognize Herbalife clubs in the little strip malls.
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The state of play: Many of these malls have been repurposed.
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Forever 43 has long been a staple in America's shopping malls.
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That Wanda unit, the company's flagship, owns shopping malls across China.
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The nation's offramps are littered with the skeletons of defunct malls.
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These beacons are in places like malls, cinemas, gyms, and airports.
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Its malls in China are in Chongqing, Bishan, Hefei and Kunming.
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Its malls in China are in Chongqing, Bishan, Hefei and Kunming.
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Tourism boomed and hundreds of malls popped up across the country.
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Retailers in malls "are unlikely to recapture lost sales," he added.
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Over time, malls grew to be the size of indoor cities.
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Yorktown Heights's commercial center bustles with small businesses and strip malls.
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The Gap is tied to traditional malls, where traffic is slowing.
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Indoor maps for 500 airports and malls are available as well.
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Those were three massive blows to the industry and to malls.
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The women had practiced the attack at two malls, he said.
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Panda Express is a staple at food courts and shopping malls.
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Retail isn't just decades-old apparel brands and antiquated shopping malls.
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Rent pressures are strongest in lower-tier malls, Mr. Hurley said.
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"This is another way malls can redo themselves," Mr. Bell said.
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If you don't have malls, you don't have insurance companies, mechanics.
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Quality IP Portfolio: Urban retail malls in prime locations in Chongqing, Chengdu, Beijing and Hangzhou made up 84% of Longfor's IP portfolio, with the remaining comprising community malls that are part of its large residential projects.
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Savills, which has 16.6 billion euro ($19.38 billion) AUM globally, will focus on revamping out-dated malls in smaller Chinese cities to recapture traffic at a time when malls are facing increasing headwinds from e-commerce.
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Christine Tan (CT): Let's talk more about your mall expansion because you're in the process of adding four new malls this year, taking the number to 18 and you want to target 28 malls by 2020.
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SAO PAULO, March 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian upscale malls operator Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA said on Monday it will close all but essential businesses in four Sao Paulo malls following orders by the state governor.
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As part of the research firm&aposs annual Black Friday shopping report, the team examined 32 brands by visiting 65 total stores "at outlets, luxury malls, downtown locations, neighborhood centers, and regional malls," the report states.
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Longfor's urban retail malls in prime locations in Chongqing, Chengdu, Beijing and Hangzhou made up over 33712263% of its IP portfolio, with the rest made up of community malls that are part of its large residential projects.
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Arabian Centres owns 19 malls, making it the leading owner and operator of shopping malls in Saudi Arabia by total gross leasable area as of the end of 2018, a sale prospectus released on April 28 showed.
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Though massive store closings can leave temporary vacancies at malls and other shopping properties — or in the case of dying malls, leave them permanently dark — there is often a list of budding retailers waiting in the wings.
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Longfor's urban retail malls in prime locations in Chongqing, Chengdu, Beijing and Hangzhou made up over 80% of Longfor's IP portfolio, with the rest made up of community malls that are part of its large residential projects.
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In a securities filing, BR Malls said the sale to Fundo de Investimento Imobiliario BTG Pactual Shoppings is consistent with its strategy to consolidate its operations into larger shopping malls in regions with a large consumer base.
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"You're seeing more pressure on 'B' [and 'C'] rated malls because the retailers — Nordstrom being the best of the department stores — they want to be in the best malls," Boenning & Scattergood analyst Floris van Dijkum told CNBC.
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Typically, about a third of the company's locations are in shopping malls, with the other two-thirds split evenly between free-standing buildings and locations that are in semi-attached buildings, like strip malls, King told CNBC.
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Companies that own or invest in malls are also on the slide.
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Suntec was also feeling the pressure on the city-state's retail malls.
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Simon could bring esports to additional malls in the future, Silvestri said.
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Longfor typically adds two to three new malls for its IP business.
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Macy's is exiting four of CBL's malls in this round of closures.
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This functionality is initially coming to malls and airports around the world.
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He is an old-timer in Guangzhou's cramped, fluorescent-lit trading malls.
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As a result, the malls in which they reside experience similar success.
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For the full list of Green Street's top 10 malls, click here.
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This shift in activities could push foot traffic to malls, Telsey said.
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It's almost like malls are specifically designed to cater to sad people.
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Malls, which account for 22014% of America's retailing space, are particularly vulnerable.
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Simon spun off its weakest malls into a separate firm in 212.
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OUTSIDE the white fence is all strip malls, motels and resort villages.
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These include bringing in imported foods, and scouting out space at malls.
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In similar cases, affluent shoppers are followed home from high-end malls.
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Black and white bunting adorns government buildings, office blocks and shopping malls.
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It is all office parks, strip malls, single-family homes and highways.
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The Nigerian city is vastly under-served by shopping malls, experts say.
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H&M is an ideal tenant to fill empty space in malls.
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It will also include five-star hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, and universities.
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Yet as the firm's research shows, not all malls are created equal.
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These days, airports have become theme parks, food courts and shopping malls.
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This works well for rural places, unmarked areas, landmarks, and shopping malls.
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Instead, they'll be popping up inside another dying retail experience: shopping malls.
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You'll still be able to find Save shops in your favorite malls.
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Leisure centers and theaters; shopping malls and universities; airports and, naturally, arcades.
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But in investors' pamphlets it is a city of malls and highways.
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Except in vanishingly rare instances, trafficking victims aren't cheerleaders abducted from malls.
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WPG, like CBL, owns malls largely in second- or third-tier markets.
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And why they don't go to the shopping malls and department stores?
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Thai luxury malls, department stores and hypermarkets are all opening new outlets.
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American shopping malls have been devastated by Amazon and other online retailers.
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"The well-located Class A malls are still growing," Mr. Wharmby said.
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Hot Topic is expanding despite tough conditions in retail and in malls.
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We'll be reporting from malls around the country, collecting stories from shoppers.
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Since 2010, malls have either adapted or succumbed to the retail apocalypse.
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Photographer Seph Lawless has become famous for his photos of abandoned malls.
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One imagines huge tracts of land of wilderness turned into super malls.
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Photographer Seph Lawless has become famous for his photos of abandoned malls.
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There are shiny shopping malls, and a refurbished bus station is opening.
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The entirety of both malls is now closed for the time being.
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It boasts gleaming bullet trains, luxury malls and cellphone-facilitated consumer life.
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The countless abandoned malls strewn throughout suburbia will make amazing art spaces.
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I just played a game, those things that are in malls now.
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There are no fast food restaurants, strip malls or big-box stores.
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In recent years, the news has been nothing but bad for malls.
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Co-working arrangements will prove a boon to malls, Mr. Kennedy said.
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Samsung will also launch pop-up stores in other malls next month.
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Malls are still relevant in providing a venue for exhibitions and events.
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What sorts of retail development seems to be replacing traditional shopping malls?
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Letter of Recommendation When I was young, I took malls for granted.
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According to CBS News, escalator handrails, at least in malls, are dirty.
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Bangkok residents are avoiding malls that are particularly popular with Chinese tourists.
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"The good malls will pick off the good tenants," van Dijkum said.
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The trend suggests malls are more of a nightmare than a dream.
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Westfield's malls tend to be highly trafficked and in urban metro areas.
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Unlike J. Crew, Madewell is not spread across many American outlet malls.
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Despite his tribute to malls, Mr. Bell still doesn't shop in them.
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"Zombie malls," as they are known, are increasingly dotting the suburban landscape.
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The S-Pod is designed for enclosed spaces like airports and malls.
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So higher-end malls don't need Black Friday deals to lure shoppers.
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Although the bookstore had locations in airports, outlet malls, and shopping plazas,
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What is not collapsing is sprouting strip malls, tanning salons, another gym.
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Meanwhile, the amenities at high-end malls are getting flashier and fancier.
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He said they had rehearsed the plot at two local shopping malls.
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Falling foot traffic at malls has been a theme across the industry.
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New malls, new schools and new Dunkin' Donuts outlets are going up.
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"It's really at the forefront of where malls are heading," he said.
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Facial recognition systems are all over the place: Facebook, airports, shopping malls.
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Mutua appeared on television, at hotels, beside malls, relentlessly pushing his product.
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New schools, new roads, new malls and new bridges are popping up everywhere.
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Their architecture often mimics that of warehouses, shopping malls, or dome-shaped stadiums.
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Zaisan boasts luxury villas, fancy shopping malls and at least one gated community.
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Some, like Westfield, have even dedicated space in their malls to rotating brands.
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When I was 14, I was sulking in malls and reading Harry Potter.
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It collects rent from the malls, office buildings, and homes near its stations.
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Emaar Properties closed up 0.8 percent, while Emaar Malls rose by 1.9 percent.
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Meanwhile, malls are going vacant as Macy's, Sears and J.C. Penney close stores.
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That sort of ... you just see them in malls now, or on police.
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Trader Pete Najarian, meanwhile, saw one key culprit in the retail pain: malls.
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Like Forever 21, the intimate apparel retailer is often located in shopping malls.
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The big picture: Sixteen years ago, there were 19803 bustling malls in Columbus.
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Though it may seem like it from the outside, malls aren't losing popularity.
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But clearly Amazon thinks putting itself in malls is still a worthwhile effort.
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Then we put the store, it's this really interesting decision, in shopping malls.
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Malls are not the only things that can weirdly feel out of place.
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The companies closely connected to malls are seeing the most pain, he added.
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Wanda Group's business includes property development, shopping malls, cinema chains and theme parks.
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I authenticated my identity for free Wi-Fi at shopping malls with WeChat.
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Long Island is home to New York's greatest malls and most terrifying suburbs.
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As far as New York City malls go, it's one of the nicest.
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Gymboree is planning to close hundreds of stores, many within malls, as well.
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"E-commerce will impact the sellers, but the malls are landlords," Win added.
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You don't see many malls still being built from the ground up today.
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Falabella's operations include department stores, supermarkets, home improvement centers, malls and financial services.
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Dubai-based shopping center operator Emaar Malls is offering $800 million for Souq.com.
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We never went to malls as everything there was out of my budget.
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He tells CNBC: Go deeper: How America's malls are already making the transition
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Don't be thrown off by how many decent places exist in strip malls.
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Some of Thursday's top decliners recovered with Emaar Malls Group adding 1.5 percent.
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Emaar Malls added 3.6 percent, outperforming Dubai's stock index, which dropped 0.2 percent.
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Emaar Malls dropped 4.8 percent as its shares went ex-dividend on Thursday.
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"The reason people go to malls is for entertainment and restaurants" he said.
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It has also developed shopping malls and residential property, hotels and entertainment venues.
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Mills have closed, while strip malls fill with dollar stores and payday lenders.
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From shopping malls to hotels, the best of Australian architecture was on display.
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Flashy malls selling luxury goods jostle for space in the crowded city center.
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There's also videos of resorts, motels, and malls that have seen better days.
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Even some malls that are still open for business look like ghost towns.
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The future of retail is here, and it&aposs not in shopping malls.
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Park Avenue, lined with co-ops, has beautifully planted green spaces called malls.
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"There is still plenty of traffic at the good quality malls," he said.
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Competing grocers, and the strip malls they occupy, could see just the opposite.
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Nowadays, Simon said, it spends about $10.53 billion annually to renovate its malls.
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Its big-box stores later became mainstays across US malls and shopping centers.
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So instead, she sold her product in the parking lots of shopping malls.
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American malls are closing all over the US as the retail apocalypse continues.
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Now, when even distant suburbs boast malls and multiplexes, our disdain seems quaint.
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Its survival would help protect the value of these malls, the sources said.
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It has 415 stores in 49 markets, many in out-of-town malls.
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Real-world malls have had more than a century to refine their strategies.
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No surprise from a man who was banned from malls for stalking kids.
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Already, in malls across the US, long lines are creeping from Morphe storefronts.
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You know, a lot of small stores in these malls that are closed.
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Credit Suisse has predicted that one in four malls will close by 2022.
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Coronavirus may accelerate that process and put a damper on even healthier malls.
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Shopping malls have been playing jazz compositions by the monarch, a keen saxophonist.
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States across Brazil have closed shopping malls and schools while banning public gatherings.
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Go browse among them, the way people did in the age of malls.
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The land of the Seminoles was turned to carnival lots, supermarkets, strip malls.
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Downtowns are deserted, malls are closed, bars are empty, and airplanes are grounded.
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These storefronts are popping up all over — in malls, downtown and throughout suburbia.
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TRINKETS, DUMPLINGS There's these big malls in Chinatown and they have individual stores.
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That includes four malls in Wuhan that are currently closed due to regulation.
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Macy's will look to exit some struggling malls, where foot traffic has slowed.
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At the turn of the century, they continued to spend time in malls.
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Around 25% of malls are expected to close in the next five years.
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In the next decade, analysts are predicting more than 300 malls to close.
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The Dubai index was mostly flat, with Emaar Malls down almost 1 percent.
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Some of malls' vacant storefronts will come back to life with nontraditional retailers.
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It has been in the process of selling some malls, primarily in Asia.
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Wanda owns about 180 shopping malls scattered across China and manages 30 more.
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When malls became the meeting place of American youth, Sears moved with them.
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In addition to the 72024 self-funded malls, it acquired land in 2015.
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It has cookie-cutter housing complexes, and shopping malls with big-box stores.
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To that end, Taubman said, malls must entice customers with interesting retail brands.
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But some malls are finding new life by evolving from the traditional model.
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Is the future of American malls an "unrivaled destination for style and play"?
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The company has 860 stores and hundreds of them are in struggling malls.
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Miller's investments in shopping malls come as Warren Buffett has made similar investments.
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For decades, shopping malls were a bustling gathering place for millions of Americans.
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Banks and high-end malls are routinely patrolled by guards holding automatic weapons.
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The theme of racism in malls is still very active in the present.
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The dead mall is necessarily on the rise as active malls fade away.
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Up until the final three months of 2018, indoor shopping malls with "experiential" tenants didn't benefit from greater shopper traffic on a year-over-year basis when compared with indoor malls without any of those unique, nonapparel tenants, Thasos said.
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"The dog malls, these ones that are going away, they should go away," the founding partner of JW Levin Management Partners said of Class B and Class C malls, many of which are older properties in hard-to-get-to places.
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Capex Exceeds Cash Flows: We estimate RSM's internally generated cash flow from rental income and fees from managed malls of about CNY3 billion to be sufficient to fund the construction of around six new malls a year in 2016-2018.
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Yes, but: Other big retailers are eager to capitalize on hollowed-out malls, too.
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New York's new transportation hub doubles as one of the world's most architectural malls.
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It also owns hotels run by Westin and Sofitel, as well as shopping malls.
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According to Forbes, Dalian Wanda owns 125 shopping malls and 68 five-star hotels.
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Visitors were asked to leave two shopping malls as the smoke entered ventilation systems.
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From 2020, shopping malls will be allowed to operate only 7 Sundays per year.
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Tesla has a history of opening locations in high-end malls and wealthy communities.
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Models were more likely to be discovered in shopping malls than via willful submissions.
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And there are estimated to be about 1,100 malls across America, arguably too many.
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And the focus, with this growth, will be on expanding outside of shopping malls.
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The malls are jam-packed, dog leashes are studded with rhinestones, and everyone — everyone!
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Pandora is suffering from fewer people visiting shopping malls in its key U.S. market.
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Strip malls with chains like Target and T.J. Maxx line the commercial Route 17813.
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The winds of change are blowing through food courts and strip malls across America.
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Macy's will close nearly a fifth of its locations as business in malls dwindle.
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It's the same reason a lot of people used to frequent actual physical malls.
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A rising middle class has led to the emergence of Western-style shopping malls.
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He's predicting 400 of America's 1,100 enclosed malls will fail in the coming years.
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Because shopping malls get frequency and it's for things you buy all the time.
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Plus, most of what I see in malls or department stores is so boring.
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Further, subsidized housing has ground in districts around – you guessed it – the old malls.
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Flush with funds and oil wealth, malls and fancy restaurants sprouted along its roads.
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Scentre Group operates and owns 40 Westfield shopping malls in Australia and New Zealand.
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Bigger groups are better placed to spend on the best malls and sell others.
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"The malls, markets and restaurants are empty," says Samer Tawil, a former economy minister.
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Food courts are located in malls, office buildings and shopping centers around the island.
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It will also involve experimentation with concept stores that operate outside of traditional malls.
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Some shopping malls have also replaced plastic with paper bags and encouraged reusable bags.
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It's located in a mall built in 1923, before malls were even a thing.
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All telescopes, after all, have human contamination, even the ones without malls next door.
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In those instances, the chain chose to keep the stores located in stronger malls.
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Dave & Buster's is another entertainment concept infusing a dose of fun in America's malls.
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It's the formula many real estate developers hope will save malls across the country.
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They not only boost high streets and other retail corridors but malls as well.
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Plus, if malls are dying, no one bothered to tell the M&A market.
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Emaar Properties lost 20.3 percent, but its unit Emaar Malls Group rose 25 percent.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Buying $25 billion worth of malls is mere retail therapy.
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The startup plans to sell the speakers to malls, museums, hotels and event spaces.
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Longfor typically adds two to three new malls a year for its IP business.
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Locations vary from the concierge stand at higher end malls to owner-operated boutiques.
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Riot police officers charged into multiple shopping malls where protesters had gathered Sunday evening.
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Often the malls' very identity is changing, and the word "mall" is being ditched.
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In fact, making Chinese-made goods more expensive would ripple through American shopping malls.
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Bellevue Square was one of many malls to open in the years following WWII.
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You find them in corner bars and mini-malls, reflecting neon or LED light.
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Candler Hospital is on a busy highway, surrounded by strip malls and residential streets.
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Malls and shopping aren't the only things that have changed in suburbs across America.
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Landsec is the developer behind some Britain's biggest shopping malls and most iconic sites.
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Millions of Americans are subsisting on retail work in strip malls and shopping centers.
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Some officers fired tear gas, sending pedestrians fleeing into luxury malls, gasping for air.
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The biggest question I have is, are malls the best place for these stores?
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And these events may be held at hotels, malls or other high-traffic locales.
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Emaar Properties climbed 1.0 percent and its retail arm Emaar Malls gained 2.0 percent.
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Some of the portraits are shot inside shopping malls and inside public transportation [areas].
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Those same kiosks have also been used in malls in the San Francisco area.
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The locations by 'B' and 'C' malls may take longer to sell or lease.
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A sculpture garden in Richmond, Va., and urban malls in Minneapolis and Skokie, Ill.
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Malls, and the cavernous Sears stores anchoring many of them, steadily lost their appeal.
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New York (CNN Business)Thousands of American stores and malls were facing intense pressure.
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Downtown Beijing is crowded with new skyscrapers, shopping malls and wealthier middle-class residents.
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All that said, the malls here have most essentials, so no need to stress.
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That bubble is now bursting, as consumer preferences have shifted away from enclosed malls.
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Put another way: Hundreds of malls are doing very well, but more are not.
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Supermarkets and shopping malls are about 573 minutes away by car, Ms. Guzmán said.
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On Saturday, the government said restaurants, malls, movies, gyms and daycare centers would close.
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Locations in "high-social gathering locations" like schools and malls will temporarily be closed.
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The Chinese dream, the disgraced Nissan chairman and the forward-thinking malls of Asia.
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Schools, shopping malls, cinemas, and other places of public gathering have also been closed.
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It owns luxury hotels, office towers and high-end shopping malls in the city.
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Have you been to any malls that look like those pictured in the article?
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It's one example of how malls across America are coping with the retail apocalypse.
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And for malls, a reshaping that, in many ways, mirrors a growing economic divide.
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Flash mob protests in three shopping malls, promoted by activists online, failed to materialize.
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Meanwhile, around the country, former malls and shuttered storefronts remain untouched like apocalyptic shells.
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Dubai is known for its malls — but its souks are often even more interesting.
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But as the total number of malls shrink, Victoria's Secret footprint will shrink, too.
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Stores, malls, and even the mightiest online merchants remain the great sellers of things.
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In 2017, Credit Suisse predicted that one in four malls will close by 2022.
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To this day, music is absent in malls and all but the poshest restaurants.
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If we don't do this, we'll die like a lot of malls are dying.
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The DeBartolo family built their fortune through commercial real estate – mostly owning shopping malls.
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The company holds stakes in 14 malls, 2 premium outlets and three commercial towers.
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" For its poor store performance, the company has cast blame on America's "dying malls.
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Many analysts and onlookers said traffic was lighter at malls and stores this year.
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They prefer a more manicured Bangkok, with air-conditioning, malls and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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Some malls have come up there so maybe I will get a job there.
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The company closed 30 stores last year as it tried to escape weak malls.
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Malls struggle to replace these anchor stores, which typically take up prime real estate.
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Its brands, including Kay, Jared and Zales, are fixtures in malls and shopping centers.
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"Cutting power to ...companies, prefectures, shopping malls, that's already rather questionable," Elisabeth Borne said.
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Retailers like Macy's and Sears had long been considered the anchor tenants at malls.
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In response, police ran down suspected protesters in shopping malls and on subway trains.
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Departments stores have been hit especially hard, particularly as shoppers migrate away from malls.
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Founded in 2004, Charming Charlie was a mainstay of American malls in the 2000s.
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Black-clad protesters, some cheekily wearing antlers, occupied malls on Christmas and Christmas Eve.
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Dwindling foot traffic across American malls is dragging many department stores down with it.
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J.C. Penny has also taken on a second life in malls in similar arrangements.
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However, unlike US malls, one of Iran Mall's central features is a large library.
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Chances are, the stores that line the streets or anchor the malls are different.
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He's not a fan of malls, at least not since he was a kid.
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Boutique fitness studios and day spas are now in strip malls around the country.
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"In better-located malls, you're not seeing a dramatic decline in rents," he added.
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But for those malls that have lost a major tenant, finding replacements is crucial.
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There were quaint coffee shops, malls, and great restaurants within an hour of me.
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It would free us from the torment of malls, angry clerks and wasted Saturdays.
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Protesters have targeted subway stations and shopping malls, throwing petrol bombs and setting fires.
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It's not predicted that malls will ever bounce-back to their pre-recession earnings.
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The ruins of Ancient Rome are aqueducts and coliseums; America's are malls and superstores.
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Year-on-year footfall to date was up by 1.2 percent in its UK malls, Intu said, adding that it had an opportunity to improve the tenant mix at its malls by re-letting stores formerly leased to collapsed department stores company BHS.
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And the experience of walking around some very cold shopping malls in Des Moines gives the candidates excellent preparation for walking around some very cold shopping malls in Manchester, N.H. On we go until the Democrats nominate someone to run against Donald Trump.
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Fearing that malls will become privatized spaces no longer open to the public, activists in suburbs all over the U.S. are vying to repurpose dead malls to create community centers, community colleges, and other spaces that would enhance public life in the suburbs.
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Kohl's has managed to avoid the store-closure trend because it's somewhat immune to the drop-off in mall traffic — nine out of 10 Kohl's stores are in suburban strip malls and other areas away from enclosed shopping malls, the company says.
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Knock-off souvenir shops, strip malls, and motels decorated like castles line the wide highways.
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Unlike most malls you'll visit today, this newly re-designed space has no chain stores.
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Still, there are far more ghost-town malls than there are retrofitted ones, she says.
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Its separately listed Emaar Malls subsidiary reported a 3.9 percent rise in fourth-quarter profit.
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Water coolers are found in offices, schools, gyms, malls, hotels and more all over America.
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The idea could eventually end up at all of its U.S. malls in some way.
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Ahmedabad Police Commissioner A.K.Singh said the violence occurred around four shopping malls that house multiplexes.
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The glut of abandoned malls has even spawned an eerie form of ruin porn online.
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Its hotels have not generated the same levels of return on investment as its malls.
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It had nearly 30 locations in the U.S. at the time, many within shopping malls.
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In Turkey, a generation has grown up with security guards at the entrance to malls.
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Lamda Malls is 32 percent owned by Varde Partners, which bought its stake in April.
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Of course, sales at malls in general were disappointing for 2016 — Chen doesn't deny that.
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But Popov couldn't adjust to life in a suburban swelter of freeways and strip malls.
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It includes commercial malls, residential units and hotels over an area of 230,20153 square metres.
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In upmarket malls, women can be seen selling aftershave, boldly spraying samples onto male hands.
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Credit Suisse estimates that up to 25 percent of U.S. malls will shut by 2025.
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These can be found in malls, sports arenas, and a ton of other public places.
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A guide to the shopping malls and street food of Vietnam's largest, most exhilarating, metropolis.
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Tesla's correlation to high-performing malls mimics that of another star Silicon Valley tenant: Apple.
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Malls are homey but sterile, make you feel inadequate but optimistic; you're alone but surrounded.
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"Cameras, they're everywhere, in computers, phones, street lights, public areas, shopping malls, stores," Dawson said.
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In 2012, the company spun off 30 so-called B malls into a separate company.
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Long term, Mathrani said he sees the company owning somewhere between 105 and 110 malls.
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The sale of bad malls has shifted that problem to a variety of private investors.
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They are spending less on clothes, typically the main offering of department stores and malls.
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Wharf owns marquee Hong Kong properties including the Times Square and Harbour City shopping malls.
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Its insolvency proves that the upheaval in retailing is not confined to suburban shopping malls.
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Amazon can't seem to decide whether it wants its own mini-stores inside shopping malls.
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"Here, there's so much development when it comes to shopping malls and businesses," Esiebo said.
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It's not simply about plopping a few apartments on or adjacent to existing malls, however.
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Shopping malls, open-plan offices and data-processing centres are all inconceivable without air-conditioning.
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The lease had expired, and the area is due for commercial development, including shopping malls.
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First, Sears is pulling out of two of Columbus' once-mighty malls, Eastland and Westland.
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These "directional malls," built between 1964 and 1969, were once the jewels of the city.
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The old ways of life – before malls displaced them – are coming back to the fore.
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Emaar Malls was floated in 2014, valuing the business at 37.7 billion dirhams ($10.27 billion).
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Maps gets indoor maps of malls and airports as well as lane guidance for navigation.
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Even in an age of e-commerce, people flock to malls like the Global Centre.
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CBL Properties, for instance, owns malls in smaller American cities that have less shopping traffic.
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That's in contrast to retailers like Target and Walmart, which are rarely located at malls.
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REITs typically specialize in certain industries, such as shopping malls, apartment buildings, hotels or hospitals.
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Entire floors at central shopping malls are vacant as weak domestic demand has hurt retailers.
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These are some of the reasons why traditional malls are struggling or closing up altogether.
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Just as malls have linked consumers and merchants, newspapers have long linked subscribers and advertisers.
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These are basically robots that patrol areas like corporate campuses, shopping malls and event venues.
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BMO concluded that most of the malls impacted by Macy's closures were lower-tier properties.
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Maps will include enhanced information on malls, and lane guidance and speed limits for drivers.
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Shopping malls and chain stores account for only about one-tenth of total retail sales.
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Yet some investors are pouring money into retail mainstays of a bygone era – shopping malls.
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It's already covered some 25,000 building interiors this way, including airports, shopping malls and more.
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Portal is focusing on public places with many doors at first, like universities and malls.
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Those department stores could fill up 350 average-sized malls — by themselves — Green Street said.
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Emaar's retail unit Emaar Malls jumped 1.2 percent and Dubai Islamic Bank rose 0.2 percent.
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Dubai's main Sheikh Zayed Road thoroughfare is dominated by huge shopping malls housing luxury brands.
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Another commonality between CES and malls: no shortage of people prepared to bitch about them.
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FAST cars whizz around, malls are full of expensive luxuries and cranes dominate the skyline.
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But it also operates in many of the same malls as the other two veterans.
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Most other Dubai stocks also gained, with Dubai Mall operator Emaar Malls up 0.8 percent.
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Lyrically, the themes of sprawl and strip malls plague the album from its powerful blastoff.
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There was a hysterical approach making the retailer nervous, the department store, the shopping malls.
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EFG Hermes had forecast Emaar Malls would make a quarterly profit of 488 million dirhams.
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Emaar Properties owns about 85 percent of Emaar Malls, having floated the remainder in 2014.
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Auld Lang Syne is typically played in Japanese malls to announce that stores are closing.
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Hotels and malls are even being asked to run generators instead of using mains electricity.
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Stores and malls across the United States have been closing due to competition from Amazon.
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He plans on bringing Broadway performers to the malls, and giving each a distinctive culture.
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Here are a few of the oldest malls that continue to survive as shopping centers:
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He said terrorists, like the Orlando shooter, will attack places like shopping malls and churches.
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REITs generate income from shopping malls, industrial warehouses, multifamily apartment buildings and residential home mortgages.
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Such "fortress" malls are typically located in densely populated high-income urban and suburban markets.
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Similarly affordable rival, Kohl's, meanwhile, has benefited from a store footprint situated away from malls.
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A complex of malls and apartments is rising on the hill where Mr. Niu works.
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As malls took over the South in the '70s, Chick-fil-A spread with them.
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Now, shopping malls are packed with American-brand clothes, cosmetics, appliances, foods and other products.
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Many casinos are interconnected by walkways, shopping malls, numerous entrances at street level and otherwise.
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"Malls in particular are undergoing the renaissance" in a "new age of retail," he added.
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A 10-minute walk brings you to its shopping malls, multiplex cinemas, restaurants and casino.
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Ghazi's new neighbor will have corporate offices, luxury apartments and shopping malls with international brands.
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Physical retail — think malls and shopping centers — isn't entirely dead, as some headlines might suggest.
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At the same time suburbs were being built, the first indoor shopping malls were designed.
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Mountain View is a suburban community replete with detached single-family homes and strip malls.
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There are cameras on our roads, in public areas and malls and in office buildings.
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On the first episode, McCrank heads to northeastern Ohio—the mecca of abandoned shopping malls.
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In Google Maps, you can already find maps of popular malls, museums and public buildings.
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A lot of really good places are popping up more and more in strip malls.
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In 2008 it faced a similar fate as other struggling malls and shuttered its doors.
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And rents and occupancy have fallen sharply in malls where Sears anchor stores have struggled.
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Officers were dispatched to a busy intersection populated by a chain pharmacy and strip malls.
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Others may recognize the chain from its locations throughout the country in airports and malls.
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It took control of Intime Retail, which runs department stores and malls, early last year.
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Two stores remain at malls in Bridgewater and Freehold, N.J. The secret to their endurance?
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The notice ordered employees to do a sweep of shopping malls and streets on Dec.
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"Retail died, and I like malls," Mr. Thompson said of his reason for being there.
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Targets could include tourist locations, transport hubs, shopping malls, hotels, places of worship and airports.
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Icahn expects shopping malls and others in commercial real estate will default on these loans.
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The city has also asked businesses and malls to not hold activities including water fights.
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The city has also asked businesses and malls to not hold activities including water fights.
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Like many Southern California towns, one of the defining features is the sprawling strip malls.
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Malls and restaurants have been ordered to reduce crowds if they were to stay open.
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It has 294 locations across North America, many of which are in enclosed shopping malls.
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Shopping malls and the high-rise apartments were left half built as oil prices plummeted.
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It's the exponential growth in wealth that makes high-end malls like New World possible.
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Together they built apartment towers, bridges and airports, tunnels and shopping malls with valet parking.
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A rush of wealth was plowed into new apartment towers and shopping malls in Shenyang.
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By the end of the 243s, a name was in circulation for these wonderlands: malls.
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In Beijing, some malls stayed open, but staff stood outside offering to take customers' temperatures.
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Even now, many malls are stocked with favorites like Auntie Anne's pretzels and Panda Express.
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Instead of going to malls, some consumers are turning towards Amazon and other online retailers.
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At many malls across America, foot traffic is on the decline as online shopping surges.
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Papyrus, and its sister companies, are the latest retailer to stumble because of stricken malls.
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Columbus You may have heard that shopping malls are going extinct in a retail apocalypse.
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Security robots are slowly becoming a more common sight in malls, offices, and public spaces.
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Pepper is intended to be a companion robot who works at airports, malls, or hospitals.
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None of its Santas are allowed on malls' Christmas sets without a full background check.
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They mark moments when shoppers clog malls, websites become overloaded, and delivery trucks block streets.
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Conglomerates have more clout when negotiating, for example, with landlords of new malls in China.
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On Thursday Disney unveiled additional plans for immersive "Star Wars" attractions at its shopping malls.
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Foot traffic in malls was still down, but not as much as in previous quarters.
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Malls disrupted the town square; superstores and category-killers disrupted the local five-and-dime.
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Shopping malls are deserted, threatening sales of Nike sneakers, Under Armour clothing and McDonald's hamburgers.
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Both Sears and Kmart also suffered because they were in older shopping malls and neighborhoods.
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Many restaurants and malls closed early over what is typically a very busy holiday period.
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They prefer an air-conditioned Bangkok, with malls, ice-skating rinks and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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Its stores anchored malls that led to the suburbanization of post-World War II America.
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"We want to have great stores in the best malls in America," the CEO said.
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WE STILL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING GREAT STORES IN THE BEST MALLS IN AMERICA.
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That's a far cry from the malls that bring in lower sales per square foot.
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That has had a lasting and in some cases detrimental impact on America's shopping malls.
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Dubai is known for its luxury shopping and hotels, giant malls, and ultra-modern architecture.
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In 113, Dave & Buster's opened 14 new stores, seven of which were located in malls.
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Modern, air-conditioned malls flourish, selling everything from beautifully handcrafted batik clothing to Tiffany jewelry.
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This, among other factors, nearly killed downtowns, and malls reigned supreme for some 40 years.
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As the city gears up for Christmas, they are planning gatherings in prime shopping malls.
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In malls, cafes and supermarkets around Riyadh, Saudis digested the escalation in their own ways.
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JW Marriott Hotel SeoulLocated in Dongdaemun Square near some of the biggest malls in Seoul (again, malls are a major thing), this retreat of a hotel offers a robust breakfast buffet, a state-of-the-art gym, and a lavish pool — each worth checking out.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --High-single-digit revenue growth in 2017; --EBITDA of 7.3%; --Gross adjusted gross leverage - including retail, shopping malls and banking operations - toward 4x in FYE18; --Fitch does not factor in the potential spin-off of shopping malls; --Capex of USD103 million in 2017.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, July 30 (Reuters) - BR Malls Participacoes SA, Brazil's largest mall operator, has agreed to sell its stakes in seven malls to a real estate fund run by investment bank BTG Pactual SA for 696.4 million reais ($184 million), it said on Tuesday.
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That is astonishing for this iconic retailer that used to be a mainstay in America's malls.
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Macerich plans to take BrandBox to its malls in Santa Monica, California, Philadelphia and Scottsdale, Arizona.
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The closest airport is a 1.5-hour drive and Targets and malls only exist in fairytales.
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U.S. companies are rapidly turning malls, movie theaters, storefronts and parking garages into neighborhood eSports arenas.
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News of Amazon's planned expansion into Israel jolted shares of large local retailers and shopping malls.
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Skycure tested available Wi-Fi networks at some of the most visited malls in the country.
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The company, founded by an Emirati of the same name, operates hotels, retail outlets and malls.
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As a result, some charters squeeze into empty space at other schools or in shopping malls.
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A third of U.S. malls could be boarded up or put to other uses should Amazon.
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First L.L. Bean, and now Spencer's — malls are having some not-so-stellar moments post-election.
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That could put other No. 2 malls in the crosshairs as more store closures are announced.
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It mirrors the slow decline of shopping malls as Internet retail and specialty shops dominate retail.
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There were reports that traffic at many shopping malls Friday was lighter than in past years.
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Shopping malls and restaurants are almost deserted as people work from home and schools remain closed.
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Simon is one of Forever 22020's biggest landlords, with dozens of stores across its malls.
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In his view, about 400 of America's 1,100 enclosed malls will fail in the coming years.
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But even when shopping malls were in their heyday, many stores still shuttered for various reasons.
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U.S. retailers have been hurt as shoppers turn to the internet, reducing their visits to malls.
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The landscaping neatly conceals Cupertino's nearby suburban clutter of strip malls and cookie-cutter apartment homes.
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More and more, attacks include heavily armed individuals, active shooters in shopping malls, and even churches.
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Today, after the same shakeout that has killed malls across the country, just 3 are left.
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Simon is one of Forever 21′s biggest landlords, with dozens of stores in its malls.
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Don't be surprised when robots start showing up in supermarkets and malls—and in our homes.
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Strip malls and freeways sprawl so endlessly that it is hard even to locate a city.
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I'm not great in crowds or malls, so I couldn't do it all in one day.
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I think I spent about 20 hours in malls trying to find a shirt that worked.
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WeChat has been integrated in many areas of commerce in China, including restaurants and shopping malls.
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Extensive building of highways, apartment blocks and shopping malls has transformed the appearance of the city.
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Increasingly, successful brands concentrate their outlets in a few upmarket malls, and do the rest online.
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Wanda is selling off large portions of its empire of malls, hotels and amusement parks. nyti.
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Intel's first partnership is with the Foxconn-owned Sharp, for giant displays at malls and hotels.
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Roughly 100 Macy's stores are located in lower-grade "C" malls, according to Green Street Advisors.
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We expect Wharf's malls to achieve 12% positive rental reversion in 103 and 10% in 2017.
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Emaar, whose interests span hotels, entertainment and shopping mall operations, previously spun off its malls business.
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Cars transformed retailing, giving rise to suburban malls with lots of shops and plenty of parking.
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The shift is partly aimed at bringing more affordable brands to shopping malls, that source said.
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Emaar Malls, a Dubai-based operator of shopping centers, submitted an $800 million bid for Souq.
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Shoppers at several malls in major Colombian cities may notice some new additions to common spaces.
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Its brand is building urban malls as destinations for entertainment and food as well as shops.
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Companies like Knightscope already offer robot security guards that patrol spaces like parking lots and malls.
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These include "high footfall" locations like shopping malls, stadiums, city centers and big events, he said.
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People ran towards shopping malls, officers went after them, and that's when the chaos broke out.
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However, malls of established operators in less-saturated lower-tier cities are seeing strong traffic growth.
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They used to be sold in records stores and malls, places we have in diminishing numbers.
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Emaar Malls, the retail arm of Emaar Properties, was unsuccessful in the deal process for Souq.
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The company floated Emaar Malls in 2014, valuing the business at 37.7 billion dirhams ($10.27 billion).
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Blue-chip developer Emaar Properties shed 0.8 percent while its unit Emaar Malls fell 1.7 percent.
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Amazon – Dubai-based mall operator Emaar Malls is offering $800 million for Mideast online retailer Souq.
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Children are exposed to risks at churches, schools, malls, parks, and anywhere adults and children interact.
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Malls will keep going bust (and get turned into customer service call centers and micro-apartments).
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But that doesn't mean that many malls won't reinvent themselves, according to billionaire investor Bill Ackman.
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I went to five other malls to see their Santas, and what I saw was pathetic.
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For example, malls and movie theaters were closed over the weekend, but people had other options.
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Millennials have been accused of "killing" everything from malls to threesomes to golf to home ownership.
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Kaye described college students buying hoverboards off Alibaba in bulk and setting up kiosks in malls.
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Retailers with a reliance on malls across the United States, including Macy's, Sears Holdings Corp SHLD.
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Heavyweight Emaar Properties dropped 2.2 percent and its retail affiliate Emaar Malls Group tumbled 7326 percent.
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Our virtual selves perpetually inhabit spaces that are more akin to shopping malls than public squares.
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Nordstrom's announcement comes at a time when malls are struggling to draw shoppers to its locations.
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"There's a long waiting list for all of the key malls in the country," Kosutic continues.
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Malls, particularly American ones, depressed him: to shop without confrontation was to die without a battle.
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The chargers can be seen today in stadiums, malls, Whole Foods parking lots and national parks.
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Without it, more wetlands and beachfront property would likely be developed into strip malls and condos.
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Amazon is bringing jobs back to the site of one of America's most infamous dead malls.
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" The real answer is because malls are no longer an option, but Carl says, "We're kids.
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Data as of 2Q17 except where noted below; CBL: Excludes Lender, Repositioning, and Minority Interest Malls.
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Many struggling malls have converted their stores into rock-climbing gyms, movie theaters and community colleges.
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This year, Spirit Halloween will be in more malls, in addition to open-air strip centers.
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And there are still plenty of malls that have continued to dodge extinction despite recent challenges.
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The locations seem just right, from the blankly affectless strip malls to the temporary-feeling apartments.
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This year, GGP has focused efforts around renovating locations and filling vacated spaces within its malls.
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Konik explained that Old Navy's fleet of stores is appealing since they're typically detached from malls.
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In the heyday of shopping malls, it was evidence of the century-old retailer's enduring success.
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Elon Musk wants to see more of his stores in malls and shopping centers near you.
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Meanwhile, Forever 21 continued to open stores, taking over empty storefronts in malls around the nation.
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Like malls, brick-and-mortar retailers are also turning to the health care industry for growth.
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All the new malls may do nothing for the miserable fate of dissidents with democratic obsessions.
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Then I headed to Conestoga High School, past quaint and quiet downtowns and busy strip malls.
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Quick take: Until now, most experts have said that a quarter of the malls will close.
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"I was surrounded by a lot of parking lots, strip malls, and churches," he told me.
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VICE: In the pilot for Abandoned, you talk about how you hated malls growing up. Why?
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Larry Hogan (R) closed all malls and entertainment venues on Thursday night because of the virus.
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Dotted with strip malls, small businesses and professional and government offices, it is hardly pedestrian-friendly.
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The retailer had hundreds of stores in prime malls and shopping plazas across the United States.
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It has imposed a state of emergency and closed schools, bars, restaurants, clubs and shopping malls.
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A key aspect of Namdar and Mason's strategy is snapping up malls at very low prices.
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Malls have long been converted into other uses, including apartments, condominiums, and sports and entertainment venues.
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Emaar Properties, the emirate's largest listed developer, gained 1.6% and its unit Emaar Malls rose 3%.
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Visit bars, restaurants, shopping malls, CHURCHES and demand that your schools re-open," he tweeted."NOW!
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As shopping malls struggle to survive in the era of Amazon, communities are repurposing retail spaces.
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The government also ordered malls and restaurants to reduce crowds if they were to stay open.
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"I think we're [the] number one-looking store in the malls today," Schottenstein said on Tuesday.
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As more malls and stores close down, mall food courts have also become deserted or shuttered.
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Throughout the early 2000s, malls like Flatiron Crossing were holding steady with shoppers of all ages.
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The queues in malls were not limited to just one floor, but stretched across multiple levels …
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However, everyone can look around and now that your malls are closing, that there are kiosks.
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At the bigger malls, some Santas are (already!) almost as busy as the guy at Harrods.
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Many REITs have also upgraded their malls to keep a fresh new feel for the space.
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Department store retailers are struggling with falling traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from Amazon.
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By the mid-218s, many businesses had closed because they could not compete with the malls.
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The company will pull out of "lower-tier" malls and focus on developing small, freestanding stores.
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But the closings could damage weaker malls, which are losing shoppers to Amazon and digital brands.
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Store closings and bankruptcies in retail have led to vacant storefronts and so-called zombie malls.
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But there may be some upside to Macy's closures for malls that are still an attraction.
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Macy's just dealt a big blow to the American mall Hundreds of American malls are struggling.
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He also said Simon Property Group would consider doing something similar, online, with its traditional malls.
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A recent report in The Times documented the decline of suburban malls as online shopping advances.
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The carnage has spread beyond empty shopping malls and big-box stores to the grocery trade.
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It is no longer safe to be in synagogues and churches and shopping malls and schools.
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A healthy economy should also continue to bolster many retailers and malls in the coming year.
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"In the shopping malls the cashiers are lined up like cattle for the slaughter," he said.
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As malls grew in popularity throughout the 1980s, Sears became an anchor store in many plazas.
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And much of this "confirms" the headlines in the news about struggling malls, Sides told CNBC.
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But few restaurants are as dependent on the health of American malls as The Cheesecake Factory.
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But it has been adding Amazon lockers to its Whole Foods grocery stores and shopping malls.
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Amazon, for example, has started placing its pickup lockers within Whole Foods stores and even malls.
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It is currently a shopping and dining destination with two large malls and multiple chain restaurants.
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That's because Adobe's services can replicate the "best parts" of traditional shopping malls online, Cramer said.
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Macy's has suffered from less foot traffic at malls, which many other retailers have also experienced.
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The past decade has spawned a division between the haves and have-nots of U.S. malls.
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Old Navy expects to open up around 75 stores a year, focusing away from struggling malls.
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Higher-end specialty brands offering Pilates, barre and cycling, are popping up in higher-end malls.
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The unanswered question now is whether investors in malls can successfully adjust to a threatening environment.
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"There are a lot of tenants who want to get into those malls," Mr. Devlin said.
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Only two Teavana locations at Simon malls have leases expiring in the spring, according to IBJ.
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When the shops and strip malls close, the 24-hour Walmart becomes the center of nightlife.
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The chains' performance is tied in part to the struggling malls that their stores often anchor.
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Shopping malls and coffee shops began closing around sunset, while many restaurants and bars remain closed.
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It runs tournaments and community building events, sometimes in underused spaces including malls and movie theaters.
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Shopping malls and hotels once filled with Saudi and UAE tourists at times appear nearly abandoned.
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"It wouldn't be surprising if high-end malls ended up with two traditional department stores compared to the roughly four traditional department stores currently at most malls," said Cedrik Lachance, Director of U.S. REIT Research at real estate research firm Green Street Advisors in Newport Beach, California.
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"We invest in trusts like CPN's real estate investment trust (REIT), which includes malls on the city outskirts," Principal Asset Management chief investment officer Win Phromphaet told Reuters, adding that malls have adjusted to include more activities such as fitness and dining to draw in visitors.
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"The owners of these malls will default on their loans, leading to liquidation sales and large losses"The problem, according to McNamara, is that there are 39 malls inside CMBX 6 and loans for 28 of them are so "impaired" they are in danger of default.
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Thousands of storefronts in malls across the US have been closing in a "retail apocalypse," and a 2017 report from Credit Suisse estimated that 20% to 25% of malls would close in the next five years, indicating that there's still more truth to what Bezos told Wired.
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Debbie: I have a little trouble walking, and we go to these huge malls — it used to be that the malls were the only places that were open at midnight on Black Friday — so Mindy would throw my wheelchair in the car, and off we'd go.
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"Malls are having to reinvent themselves," said Joel Stephen, senior vice president at the property consultancy CBRE.
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Meantime, many department stores are located in malls, which have become less convenient as shoppers head online.
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The malls won't be coming back to America, but at least this one time, the jobs did.
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Plaza FiestaYou're never going to read about Plaza Fiesta being on a list for Atlanta's best malls.
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Take a look at the complete list of retailers and malls that will not be open here.
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This model conceives of urban planning in terms of building shopping malls, high-end residences, and airports.
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Apple already announced that it plans to add detailed maps of airports and malls in iOS 11.
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Penney has, meanwhile, argued it will benefit from Sears filing for bankruptcy and shutting stores in malls.
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Apple's also added floor plans for malls in nine U.S. cities, but doesn't list any specific ones.
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For those monitoring the demise of American shopping malls, David Simon has some choice words for you.
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It's now planning to shut just 40 locations in malls, compared with a previous target of 60.
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Retail properties and especially malls hit hard by e-commerce are expected to struggle the most. [Bloomberg]
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It would also work well in malls, amusement parks, and for helping people find where they are.
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Even when the shopping at malls began to decline, Foot Locker still rallied 15 percent in 2015.
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Right next to the fancy malls and upscale housing blocks, there are piles and piles of rubbish.
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Only 25 percent of Chico's brand stores are in enclosed malls, the rest are mostly destination stores.
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That's because visits to malls have declined by 50% between 2010 and 2013, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
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Ailing malls might seem like good news for nearby competitors but they should not feel too smug.
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They are now investing in their best malls, seeking to replace sickly retailers with popular new ones.
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If a new model for malls as towns works in Columbus, it'll work across America, experts say.
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" The pre-internet machines found all over malls, arcades, bars, and movie theaters are classified as "closed.
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"We live in the valley, where it's concrete and strip malls and hotels and supermarkets," Okrepkie said.
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The ATMs are currently mainly located in airports, shopping malls, and in close proximity to tourist attractions.
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The malls are expected to generate about £3m a year—income the council can spend on services.
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Celebration is cute and orderly; the surrounding areas are covered in strip malls and fast-food chains.
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The malls themselves must make sure it's entertaining when you go in, plenty of things going on.
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Restaurants, including the Turkish chain Mado, have arrived, often opening in the city's increasingly ubiquitous shopping malls.
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It's like a series of enclave neighborhoods separated by freeways and big cabbage fields and strip malls.
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Emaar Malls' net profit rose 1.7 percent to 548 million dirhams, in line with SICO Bahrain's forecast.
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DU), the Dubai government-linked builder of the world's tallest building and whose subsidiary Emaar Malls (EMAA.
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"This is one more fatal move toward oblivion in these 'B-' and 'C-level' malls," Cohen said.
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Emaar Properties, Emaar Malls and Emaar Development were up 3.7 percent, 2.5 percent and 5.7 percent, respectively.
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By bringing in shoppers willing to spend, the malls are able to charge new tenants higher rates.
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As in America, malls in Nigeria have quickly become hangouts for the young and destinations for families.
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Under the Straus family tutelage, Macy's expanded nationally, becoming a mainstay in malls and suburban shopping centers.
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Millions like her are thronging shopping malls and stores in India, thanks to a busy wedding season.
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To see Green Street's list of the top 10 malls by sales per square foot, click ahead.
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Outside of traditional cinemas, expect walk-through VR to come to airports, casinos, malls, museums and more.
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"Entertainment is a really strong component of the destination malls," said Jean-Marie Tritant, URW's U.S. president.
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Yet malls are still thriving in big cities, and that's where many of these efforts are focused.
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Though the country is in mourning, shopping malls, markets, cinemas and even some bars have been open.
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Memphis, Tennessee In Memphis, seven people were arrested after incidents at two malls, CNN affiliate WMC reported.
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But trade unions say the practice has persisted, particularly in shopping malls and the fast-food industry.
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But other malls, like the outdoor City Place mall in downtown West Palm Beach, remained largely subdued.
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Other retailers closing stores in malls this year include Gap, J.C. Penney, Victoria's Secret, Tesla and Chico's.
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All in, Green Street estimates the top 300 malls account for 75 percent of the sector's value.
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Emergency crews checked all three malls with sniffer dogs, then let shoppers back in, local media reported.
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In the United States, Sears, a retailer that once dominated shopping malls, filed for bankruptcy this month.
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The shopping malls where Macy's is positioned as an anchor are, likewise, trying to lure people in.
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In malls across the country, shrinking sales have produced deeper losses and a historic wave of layoffs.
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Malls would similarly not exist if all they contained was irredeemable nonsense that offered little practical benefit.
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But real estate owners have arguably been slow to move as stores keep going dark at malls.
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Industry report after industry report tells of slowing customer traffic and predicts the closure of more malls.
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This week, Credit Suisse estimated 25 percent of all U.S. malls will need to close by 2022.
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CPPIB and Longfor first started collaborating in 2014 with investments in retail malls and mixed-use projects.
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Two Toys R Us stores are opening in high-end malls in time for 2019 holiday shopping.
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Alabbar-backed Emaar Malls Group, the retail unit of Emaar Properties, had also tried to buy Souq.
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It has been reeling under losses as shoppers move away from malls in favor of online shopping.
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Concealed firearms regularly are carried in restaurants, grocery stores, office buildings, shopping malls, movie theaters, and churches.
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After all, even in the 21st century, not all Indians go to malls or fly in planes.
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Many malls have closed for good as the retail apocalypse has continued and shopper traffic has declined.
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But, despite the gloom around malls, some shopping centers have managed to stand the test of time.
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Many of the bikes are sold at the company's 26 retail locations, mostly in high-end malls.
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" As for going into U.S. malls, Gallardo said the "setup needs to change for us to enter.
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Protesters have been blocking roads across France, impeding access to fuel depots, shopping malls and some airports.
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The huge chains that used to provide the major "anchor stores" for such malls are struggling too.
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It remains a standout from the city's gaudy malls that sell silk, pearls and fake designer goods.
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Stars like "Gilmore Girls'" Alexis Bledel, Karlie Kloss, and Adriana Lima were discovered by chance at malls.
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Here's their story, plus those of a few other celebrities who were discovered in malls and stores.
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Department stores like JCPenney, Sears, and Macy's were once foot-traffic anchors for malls across the country.
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A report from Credit Suisse has predicted that 25 percent of U.S. malls will close by 2022.
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Department stores, the anchors of American shopping malls, have been particularly brutalised by the shift towards ecommerce.
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Amazon is believed to be entering a few of GGP and Macerich's 'A' rated malls, Dijkum said.
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It's the charging stations at offices, hotels, shopping malls and parking garages that are vulnerable, said Positive.
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All day Tuesday, you can get a gratis small vanilla cone at participating DQ locations (excluding malls).
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