Part of what we're doing, we're not in shopping malls.
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Case in point: indoor mapping for airports and shopping malls.
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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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I build commercial; I build office towers and shopping malls.
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In the United States shopping malls department stores are broke.
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And we're examining the changing landscape for U.S. shopping malls.
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Apple is also expanding its stores in UAE shopping malls.
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The hotel also has luxury shopping malls and multiple spas.
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Cinemas and entertainment areas in shopping malls will also close.
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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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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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Robots are popping up at corporations, campuses, shopping malls and airports.
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Café X sells mostly from kiosks in streets and shopping malls.
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Westfield owns swanky shopping malls across America and two in London.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls across China.
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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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It operates 40 department stores and two shopping malls in China.
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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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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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Sit-ins at shopping malls are also planned over the weekend.
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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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Sit-ins at shopping malls are also planned over the weekend.
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Aeon will close its shopping malls in the city until Thursday.
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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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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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Black and white bunting adorns government buildings, office blocks and shopping malls.
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The Nigerian city is vastly under-served by shopping malls, experts say.
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It will also include five-star hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, and universities.
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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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Leisure centers and theaters; shopping malls and universities; airports and, naturally, arcades.
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And why they don't go to the shopping malls and department stores?
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American shopping malls have been devastated by Amazon and other online retailers.
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There are shiny shopping malls, and a refurbished bus station is opening.
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What sorts of retail development seems to be replacing traditional shopping malls?
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He said they had rehearsed the plot at two local shopping malls.
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Facial recognition systems are all over the place: Facebook, airports, shopping malls.
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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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Like Forever 21, the intimate apparel retailer is often located in shopping malls.
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Then we put the store, it's this really interesting decision, in shopping malls.
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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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It has also developed shopping malls and residential property, hotels and entertainment venues.
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From shopping malls to hotels, the best of Australian architecture was on display.
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The future of retail is here, and it&aposs not in shopping malls.
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So instead, she sold her product in the parking lots of shopping 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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Wanda owns about 180 shopping malls scattered across China and manages 30 more.
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It has cookie-cutter housing complexes, and shopping malls with big-box stores.
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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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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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Models were more likely to be discovered in shopping malls than via willful submissions.
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And the focus, with this growth, will be on expanding outside of shopping malls.
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Pandora is suffering from fewer people visiting shopping malls in its key U.S. market.
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A rising middle class has led to the emergence of Western-style shopping malls.
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Because shopping malls get frequency and it's for things you buy all the time.
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Scentre Group operates and owns 40 Westfield shopping malls in Australia and New Zealand.
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Some shopping malls have also replaced plastic with paper bags and encouraged reusable bags.
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Riot police officers charged into multiple shopping malls where protesters had gathered Sunday evening.
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In fact, making Chinese-made goods more expensive would ripple through American shopping malls.
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Landsec is the developer behind some Britain's biggest shopping malls and most iconic sites.
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Some of the portraits are shot inside shopping malls and inside public transportation [areas].
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Downtown Beijing is crowded with new skyscrapers, shopping malls and wealthier middle-class residents.
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Supermarkets and shopping malls are about 573 minutes away by car, Ms. Guzmán said.
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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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Flash mob protests in three shopping malls, promoted by activists online, failed to materialize.
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The DeBartolo family built their fortune through commercial real estate – mostly owning shopping malls.
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"Cutting power to ...companies, prefectures, shopping malls, that's already rather questionable," Elisabeth Borne said.
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In response, police ran down suspected protesters in shopping malls and on subway trains.
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Protesters have targeted subway stations and shopping malls, throwing petrol bombs and setting fires.
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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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Ahmedabad Police Commissioner A.K.Singh said the violence occurred around four shopping malls that house multiplexes.
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It had nearly 30 locations in the U.S. at the time, many within shopping malls.
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A guide to the shopping malls and street food of Vietnam's largest, most exhilarating, metropolis.
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"Cameras, they're everywhere, in computers, phones, street lights, public areas, shopping malls, stores," Dawson said.
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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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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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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 basically robots that patrol areas like corporate campuses, shopping malls and event venues.
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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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Shopping malls If it seems more and more malls are closing, it isn't your imagination.
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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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Dubai's main Sheikh Zayed Road thoroughfare is dominated by huge shopping malls housing luxury brands.
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There was a hysterical approach making the retailer nervous, the department store, the shopping malls.
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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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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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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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At the same time suburbs were being built, the first indoor shopping malls were designed.
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On the first episode, McCrank heads to northeastern Ohio—the mecca of abandoned shopping malls.
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The notice ordered employees to do a sweep of shopping malls and streets on Dec.
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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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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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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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Columbus You may have heard that shopping malls are going extinct in a retail apocalypse.
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On Thursday Disney unveiled additional plans for immersive "Star Wars" attractions at its shopping malls.
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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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That has had a lasting and in some cases detrimental impact on America's shopping malls.
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As the city gears up for Christmas, they are planning gatherings in prime shopping malls.
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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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News of Amazon's planned expansion into Israel jolted shares of large local retailers and shopping 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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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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But even when shopping malls were in their heyday, many stores still shuttered for various reasons.
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More and more, attacks include heavily armed individuals, active shooters in shopping malls, and even churches.
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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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The shift is partly aimed at bringing more affordable brands to shopping malls, that source said.
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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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Our virtual selves perpetually inhabit spaces that are more akin to shopping malls than public squares.
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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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It has imposed a state of emergency and closed schools, bars, restaurants, clubs and shopping malls.
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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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Department store retailers are struggling with falling traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from Amazon.
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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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"In the shopping malls the cashiers are lined up like cattle for the slaughter," he said.
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But it has been adding Amazon lockers to its Whole Foods grocery stores and shopping malls.
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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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Shopping malls and coffee shops began closing around sunset, while many restaurants and bars remain closed.
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Shopping malls and hotels once filled with Saudi and UAE tourists at times appear nearly abandoned.
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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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For those monitoring the demise of American shopping malls, David Simon has some choice words for you.
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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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Restaurants, including the Turkish chain Mado, have arrived, often opening in the city's increasingly ubiquitous shopping malls.
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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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Though the country is in mourning, shopping malls, markets, cinemas and even some bars have been open.
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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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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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Concealed firearms regularly are carried in restaurants, grocery stores, office buildings, shopping malls, movie theaters, and churches.
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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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Department stores, the anchors of American shopping malls, have been particularly brutalised by the shift towards ecommerce.
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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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Shopping malls can be hellish horrors, so he composes pieces that subconsciously influence you to slow down.
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The rise of shopping malls and the internet eventually spelled the demise of the mail order catalog.
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Authorities have closed restaurants, bars, shops, playgrounds, schools, shopping malls, universities and gyms to stem its spread.
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Shoppers are increasingly steering clear of shopping malls, anchored by department stores, opting to buy online instead.
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As more people left cities and moved out to suburbia, the popularity of shopping malls steadily increased.
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They also fired machine guns and rifles as civilians cowered in shopping malls and supermarkets for cover.
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Many goods and services are available in a pair of shopping malls less than three miles southeast.
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The transformation is hollowing out suburban shopping malls, bankrupting established brands and leading to staggering job losses.
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Shopping malls that were deserted six months ago are bustling, and imported SUVs course through the streets.
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Shopping malls and several public facilities closed early on Thursday to avoid becoming targets of planned protests.
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French outdoor advertising company won an Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield contract for the two largest UK shopping malls.
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Visit a jewelry store, a casino, even regular shopping malls and you'll find armed security everywhere. Why?
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The impact that shopping malls have had on city planning, infrastructure, and local economies can't be overstated.
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And while not all of those are within shopping malls, a lot of them are popping up there.
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Located in eastern Dubai, it's a relatively dense residential area that's also home to shopping malls and cinemas.
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The retailer plans to shut roughly 125 stores, mostly in weaker shopping malls, over the next three years.
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Dyrholm says the displays could be especially useful in retail stores and shopping malls, hotels, and car dealerships.
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Others have hedges—some developers of shopping malls have obliged retailers to pay rent in dollars, for example.
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Shopping malls, petrol stations and apartment blocks were levelled; bulldozers cut through slums, leaving tens of thousands homeless.
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For nightclubs, minor sports venues, shopping malls and smaller college campuses, the financial burden can be too great.
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SHOPPING MALLS Pakistan's growing middle class has helped reshape its urban landscape, symbolizing a promise of upward mobility.
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The boys stayed on Grimes' ranch in Texas, performing at shopping malls, schools and churches across the South.
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Complex indoor environments such as airports and shopping malls can be a nightmare to find your way around.
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Activists will travel to universities and shopping malls so the public can get their hands on the devices.
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In the middle of nowhere, with no shopping malls in sight, people living anti-consumerist lifestyles were everywhere.
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It owns 20 five-star hotels and 10 shopping malls, including the major Century City complex in Beijing.
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Cavender suggested another risk is that shopping malls in China choose to start shutting down D&G stores.
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The CARE compound is in a busy commercial part of downtown Kabul, behind a row of shopping malls.
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Each security is a bundle of individual mortgages for shopping malls, retail locations, office buildings, and such like.
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You go out for a stroll in the one of the many shopping malls for some air-conditioning.
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Because you don't hear Hanukkah songs blasted in shopping malls starting from Thanksgiving, you can actually enjoy them.
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So far, Resonai has created apps for navigation of shopping malls and "smart ticketing" to report maintenance issues.
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We wouldn't have skyscrapers, clean rooms for building advanced computer chips, shopping malls, or multiplexes without air conditioning.
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Nugroho described the damage as "extensive" and said thousands of houses, hospitals, shopping malls and hotels had collapsed.
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Hand sanitizers are freely available in shopping malls and office buildings, where people's temperatures are also checked electronically.
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Shopping malls and major retailers across the country are shutting down stores, initially to protect customers and workers.
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Hand sanitizers are freely available in shopping malls and office buildings, where people's temperatures are also checked electronically.
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Some protesters blocked roads, broke streetlights, vandalized a train station and spray-painted antigovernment graffiti inside shopping malls.
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It hits all the familiar island-vacation themes: white-sand beaches, high-rise hotels, duty-free shopping malls.
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The store closures add to the malaise that U.S. shopping malls have been hit with in recent years.
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Officials in Des Moines, Iowa, opened warming shelters, but also suggested residents could stay warm inside shopping malls.
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Even within the concrete sprawl of Seoul, artificial mountains have risen to decorate parks, restaurants, and shopping malls.
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With its ubiquitous presence in shopping malls and department stores across the country, Coach has not been spared.
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Scentre runs the Westfield-branded shopping malls in Australia since its split from the Westfield Corp in 2014.
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Unlike government buildings, stadiums, and shopping malls, schools are known as "soft targets" because they are so unprotected.
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Included in the projects are 20 shopping malls, are additional to an earlier investment of 160 billion yuan.
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"In shopping malls we will reach a large and varied audience," wrote a Van Gogh Museum representative to Hyperallergic.
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Moreover, Star Bazaar had to close 20 smaller shops in shopping malls in April, because rents were too high.
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Alibaba owns a majority stake in Intime, which operates 62 stores and shopping malls across 33 cities in China.
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Public places like trains, airplanes, shopping malls and cinemas are all out of bounds for the 28-year-old.
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It is currently in the process of shuttering its more than 200 locations across the U.S. within shopping malls.
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The workforce at shopping malls shrank by more than one-third to 1.3 million people this year from 2015.
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His Vingroup now operates a network of shopping malls, apartment complexes, spas, resorts, hospitals and schools across the country.
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Hundreds of Chinese flags adorned streets and shopping malls, and cinemas were running exclusive screenings of the military parade.
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He gives talks in shopping malls and at public events to educate Filipinos about the plight of their corals.
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And other community spaces—like grocery stores or shopping malls—are slowly being replaced by on-demand delivery services.
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Shares in Israel's shopping malls were down as much as 1% in Tel Aviv on Wednesday after Amazon's announcement.
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Even so, people shop online more frequently than they do at shopping malls specifically, regardless of age or income.
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Limassol's once-seedy waterfront boasts smart blocks of flats, shopping malls and a gleaming marina for the billionaires' superyachts.
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A recent wave of store closure announcements will hit shopping malls across the U.S., leaving hundreds of storefronts empty.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls across urban China which could give Alibaba a strong foothold.
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This includes boosting investments in assets such as warehouses and shopping malls in China, India, Southeast Asia and Australia.
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E-commerce may threaten some shopping malls, but also boosts demand for facilities such as warehouses and data centres.
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The underpasses, shopping malls and public stairwells have long been the scene of skate kids carving up public spaces.
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And then you have other countries in Asia where you have department stores shopping malls that are well managed.
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Unlike Americans, Italians don't tear down historical homes and buildings to make way for parking lots and shopping malls.
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Shopping malls — where nearly every Chick-fil-A restaurant was located at the time — were no longer being built.
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In recent years, deadly attacks have occurred at schools, offices, concerts, sporting events, shopping malls, and houses of worship.
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Customers can also sign up with Iliad via machines that will be set up in shopping malls or online.
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From the beginning, we've been working with banks, shopping malls, and airports to put music into those big spaces.
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In addition to multimillion-dollar homes hidden away in the trees, Rublyovka has many upscale restaurants and shopping malls.
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Decreased foot traffic at shopping malls could be hurting Victoria's Secret, as could their elimination of a swimsuit line.
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By the time the '90s rolled around, shopping malls were a full-blown phenomenon for both teens and adults.
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Nordstrom in particular has many locations at shopping malls, which are seen as less appealing to some consumers today.
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"They are no longer 'shopping' malls," said Desmond Sim, research head at real estate services firm CBRE in Singapore.
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The stores are primarily based out of shopping malls and have a rotating cast of items available for purchase.
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The city felt eerily quiet on Saturday with the subway and most shopping malls closed and many roads deserted.
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Clothing retailers are struggling with falling traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from Amazon and other online retailers.
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He and other investors then began buying failing shopping malls and department stores under the name Steen & Strøm Invest.
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The company also has been adding its discount store, Macy's Backstage, to stores — including those at premium shopping malls.
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Shopping malls are bursting with families doing last minute shopping, and Starbucks is selling peppermint mochas by the gallon.
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R.E.I.T.s own all sorts of income-producing property: shopping malls, apartment complexes, industrial warehouses and medical buildings, for example.
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He did, however, implore executives to show the same confidence in their industry that Simon showed about shopping malls.
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"Shopping malls and tourist destinations are areas that are particularly prone to terror attacks," Opperman wrote in a note.
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Once a largely middle-class neighborhood, it is now a place of luxury apartments and high-end shopping malls.
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A rapidly growing population means rising demand for products of all kinds — new homes, restaurants, shopping malls, and so forth.
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Go deeper: How sluggishness killed Sears The cannibal of Sears Mall massacre: 75% of shopping malls will be wiped away
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Police examined more security footage, tracking the minivan to Forum Istanbul, one of the largest shopping malls in the city.
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It said possible targets included tourist locations, transportation hubs, shopping malls, hotels, places of worship, airports and other public areas.
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Balfin owns several shopping malls in Albania and has revealed plans to build a mega mall in Macedonia's capital Skopje.
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Commanding Industry Presence: Wanda is China's leading IP company, with the largest number of shopping malls and highest rental revenue.
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But then the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas launched a series of bombings, blowing up city buses, restaurants, and shopping malls.
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Most HEYTEA outlets are in ritzy shopping malls, with space to sit and wall displays of tea in glass beakers.
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And the museum will draw tourists, distinguishing Abu Dhabi from the shopping malls of Dubai, an hour down the road.
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Like Szylar, she also steers clear of shopping malls and prefers to go to strip centers that aren't as crowded.
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You know how we think that cola served in paper cups, or photos of abandoned shopping malls are the GOAT?
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Across the country, fancy new housing estates, office complexes and shopping malls are far more in evidence than new factories.
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Intime operates 29 department stores and 17 shopping malls in China, mainly in so-called first- and second-tier cities.
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Domestic consumption in the affluent city-state has also remained anaemic, with entire floors at some central shopping malls empty.
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And for good reason: Premeditated mass murder of ordinary people in shopping malls, subways and hotels has become tragically common.
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They slept in motels when they had enough money, and on the streets, outside shopping malls, when they did not.
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" — TYPICAL SAUDI GIRL, 23 Riyadh "[My guardian] forbids visits to my female friends or going to shopping malls by myself.
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Shopping malls are often being used for rest breaks by protesters wearing helmets and goggles and sometimes carrying makeshift weapons.
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The biggest loser on the Hang Seng was Wharf Real Estate Investment, which owns major shopping malls in the city.
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The IMA has moved to a sprawling new facility, where it vies with shopping malls and sports arenas in popularity.
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Morawiecki also said shopping malls would be forced to close some shops, and restaurants, bars and casinos would be shuttered.
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The authorities have been on heightened alert amid fears that Islamist militants could target shopping malls and other public areas.
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The advent of shopping malls in Paramus touched off a long decline that the city is now addressing in earnest.
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Since then, petition gatherers wielding multiple clipboards have become ubiquitous at shopping malls, outside retail stores and at farmers' markets.
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A staple in shopping malls nationwide, the company has been particularly hard-hit by the decrease in mall foot traffic.
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February 18, 2020 Desolate shopping malls, health checkpoints, and empty restaurants in China: The Wuhan coronavirus takes an economic toll.
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Macy's will open an additional 50 Backstage store-within-store locations and seven freestanding Backstage stores away from shopping malls.
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The list included air-conditioning, but also Interstate highways, cars, enclosed shopping malls, sprawl and mass-produced suburban tract homes.
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HONG KONG — With its subways paralyzed and its shopping malls shuttered, Hong Kong was anxious and eerily quiet on Saturday.
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The intersection is along a strip of Peachtree Road replete with restaurants, shopping malls, high-end boutiques and upscale hotels.
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On Sunday, police fired tear gas and protesters vandalized stores at shopping malls in anti-government demonstrations across Hong Kong.
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The arrests came amid another weekend of protests across the city, and vandalism at several subway stations and shopping malls.
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US shopping malls could be "hit hard" if the coronavirus outbreak worsens, according to a new survey by Coresight Research.
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The online shopping that propelled Mr. Bezos, above, has helped sideline America's shopping malls, those pleasure palaces of days past.
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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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The idea is so popular that airports, shopping malls, offices and even rock concerts are rushing to join the club.
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As of August, Madewell company operated 132 small US stores, primarily in upscale shopping malls and on city street corners.
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Mostly found in shopping malls and airports, Manchu WOK is a fast-food restaurant with classic American-Chinese menu options.
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Todd Caruso of CBRE, a property firm, says large gyms are replacing department stores as the anchor tenants in shopping malls.
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In a city where everyone is rich, shopping malls resemble the Silk Road and the theme parks make Disneyland look small.
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The women had rehearsed the attack at two shopping malls in central Kuala Lumpur before assaulting Kim Jong Nam, he said.
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Drones range in size from the big, unmanned aircraft used by the U.S. military to the toys found in shopping malls.
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Despite this victory, facial recognition technology is rapidly expanding into other spaces, including gas stations, shopping malls, casinos, schools, and airports.
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All of the city's 161 MTR stations remained closed Saturday, as did many major shopping malls, bank branches and supermarket chains.
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Millennials get blamed for killing a lot of things — including shopping malls, with their reliance on out-of-fashion department stores.
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Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, are companies that manage a portfolio of properties such as shopping malls, hotels and offices.
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The emphasis on culture distinguishes it from the shopping malls and glitzy commercial tourism of Dubai, an hour down the road.
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In recent years young Hong Kongers have organised "anti-locust" rallies, waving placards blaming mainlanders for crowded shopping malls and restaurants.
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Once a pillar of Americana and the pinnacle of suburban leisure, shopping malls are now a ghost of their former selves.
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In addition, the company's large portfolio of owned stores and shopping malls provides solvency through an important base of unencumbered assets.
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The developer of shopping malls, office buildings and apartment complexes, based in Cleveland, posted revenue of $207.3 million in the period.
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If Neiman Marcus cannot rebound, however, it could be devastating to already-struggling shopping malls where it is an anchor tenant.
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The company's adjusted debt ratios for the retail and shopping malls business remained broadly stable at about 4x and 5.1x respectively.
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"They now have to stay in remote locations and go after soft targets such as schools and shopping malls," he added.
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Department store retailers have been hurt by declining traffic in shopping malls and increased competition from online retailers, led by Amazon.
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Chinese corporations and local governments borrowed heavily to construct state-of-the-art highways, transportation facilities, shopping malls and residential towers.
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Equity REITs own pools of properties, ranging from apartment buildings to shopping malls, which are packaged up as vehicles for investment.
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With his camera in tow, Torun scours industrial districts, hotels, schools, and shopping malls — which he said often feature colorful exteriors.
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On Tuesday, Wanda said it would set up a new property unit this year to develop projects such as shopping malls.
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Shopping malls, grocery stores and even clinics are closed, making it difficult for people to get adequate food and medical care.
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They've been blamed for tarnishing shopping malls, marriage, face-to-face interactions, and physical cash, just to name a select few.
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It's put millions of square feet of store space back on the market this year, much of that within shopping malls.
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The company says it will continue to operate its website and hundreds of brick-and-mortar shops across American shopping malls.
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Lotte, a household name in South Korea, runs hotels, shopping malls, movie theaters, apartment buildings and burger joints across the country.
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People stopped us in shopping malls, pressing money into our hands (feeling guilty, we passed it along to the Red Cross).
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That partly explains why during a 2016 drought, for example, Maduro asked shopping malls and others to ration their power usage.
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I've spent quite some time inside shopping malls to warm myself up before getting ready to get out and shoot more.
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And even those Americans who do notice it still might not be willing to venture into crowded restaurants or shopping malls.
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Office complexes, highways, airports, shopping malls, steel mills — some barely used — stand as monuments to a single-minded devotion to growth.
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The government said it would isolate two regions where the first patients were discovered, and close all restaurants and shopping malls.
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In the trial's wake, he left Neverland for Bahrain, where he was spotted in shopping malls wearing black robes and veils.
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Shisha bars line the streets and Muscatians can relax on the beach or visit one of the city's many shopping malls.
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The government said it would isolate two regions where the first patients were discovered, and close all restaurants and shopping malls.
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But psychic scars are everywhere, even if the landscape has been transformed by gleaming highways, giant gas stations and shopping malls.
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Lately I've been unwinding at the end of the night by watching tours of dead and dying shopping malls on YouTube.
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The cars and campers of the unhoused have also started appearing overnight in the parking lots of the region's shopping malls.
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Many villages are battling to hold onto local businesses in an era of e-commerce and out-of-town shopping malls.
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Al-Shabab has launched a number of attacks inside Kenya, including against civilian targets such as buses, schools and shopping malls.
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Peaceful rallies descended into chaos on Sunday with running skirmishes between protesters and police in shopping malls and on the streets.
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Christmas decorations, including trees, Santa statues and light displays, are common at shopping malls and hotels across the country each December.
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Exhibiting art in shopping malls provides mall-goers with that extra experience, perhaps a high-brow means of offsetting guilty retail pleasures.
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Posters of the new shows have started to flood bus stops, shopping malls and metro stations in several cities across the country.
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The group was known at the time for developing major shopping malls, often with abstract architecture, massive movie theaters and food courts.
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Whereas roadside stalls in South-East Asia still dish up rice to the masses, fancy shopping malls are increasingly dominated by wheat.
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In the '90s, Victoria's Secret was a trailblazer in the industry, offering everyday sex appeal to women in shopping malls and suburbs.
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Scalina's lingerie, swimwear, pyjamas and hosiery are sold in 100 Scala brand franchised stores which are present in shopping malls throughout Brazil.
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The first terminal was a tent, a far cry from the four halls, resembling vast shopping malls, at the London airport today.
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Two shopping malls were completed within the last three months, bringing to eight the total of such retail hubs in the city.
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Photographer Jesse Riser traveled the American southwest, stopping at more than 150 shuttered or near-shuttered shopping malls and big box stores.
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Parkson's fundamentals have deteriorated due to weaker consumer spending and competition from other retail formats, such as e-commerce and shopping malls.
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Apartment complexes with fancy names like "Singapore City" lie bare or half-finished, and shopping malls empty or at very low capacity.
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Since those attacks, Ivorian authorities have increased security around hotels and shopping malls in Abidjan, a city of around five million inhabitants.
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A number of major roads, shopping malls and bridges around the Iraqi capital were also closed for fear of follow-up attacks.
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When the influence of these suits eventually made it to the world's shopping malls, ties were narrowed to match increasingly smaller lapels.
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Smith also paints the image of shopping malls using face-recognition technology as well that can share information about consumer shopping habits.
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Upon retirement, I told Roger I wanted to become a developer on the commercial side, to build shopping malls and retail centers.
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Growing urbanization and rising incomes, particularly in China and India, have boosted investor appetite for shopping malls, warehouses and other property assets.
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Only a handful of premium shopping malls exist, although there are plans to build more in the next two to three years.
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Riot police stormed several shopping malls packed with families and children in the eastern suburb of Taikoo Shing on Sunday, including Cityplaza.
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Big shopping malls are renovating and offering attractive terms, as vacancies grow and stores on street level have also become more affordable.
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A decade ago, Bratislava's cafe scene was unremarkable: Hidden in shopping malls, coffee shops served utilitarian cups of blandly brewed hot water.
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They are helping to identify soft targets like restaurants, night clubs and shopping malls that are away from well-guarded Olympic sites.
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Black communities have been routinely passed over for commercial projects, like shopping malls, which attract other development projects and lift property values.
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There are air-conditioned shopping malls for affluent consumers, but the police hound street vendors claiming they're a threat to public order.
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Atrium has seven shopping malls in Russia, two of which are in Moscow, with a gross lettable area of 241,400 square metres.
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Although Accra's numerous Western-style shopping malls signal the presence of a healthy middle class, its actual numbers are still quite small.
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Macy's said Thursday that its sales decline could be partially attributed to the fact that its stores at weaker shopping malls suffered.
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Thailand's Ministry of Public Health has announced new measures, which include the closure of dine-in restaurants, shopping malls and amusement parks.
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Icahn's short is specific to credit default swaps, or "CDS," which are assets that back mortgages of corporate offices and shopping malls.
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The mall has since been renamed Westfield Garden State Plaza and is one of the most profitable shopping malls in the country.
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Visitors have continued to pack the hotels, beaches and shopping malls of Guam in recent days, showing little concern about recent threats.
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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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Of the three closest shopping malls, one has been razed, one sits abandoned and one is down to one or two tenants.
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"It is a complete farce," says Johanna Houdrouge of Mercure International, a firm based in Monaco that runs shopping malls in Gabon.
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Founded in the 1850s, Macy's spent generations expanding its reach, acquiring regional department store chains and building new stores in shopping malls.
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Rather than owning properties that require big loans, it will try to make money by managing hotels, theme parks and shopping malls.
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About 47% of those people said they are avoiding shopping malls, according to the survey, which polled 1,934 US adults this week.
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The government told citizens to avoid crowded places including shrines, universities and schools, shopping malls and stores, sports activities and entertainment parks.
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All of these places are accessible with strong infrastructure, such as hospitals and shopping malls, and the quality of life is high.
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Everything from shopping malls to rocket launches are used to depict modern life in all its complexity and often-disquieting environmental dislocation.
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The trouble, however, is at the so-called C- and D-rated shopping malls, which bring in lower sales per square foot.
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Hundreds of protesters marched through Hong Kong shopping malls on Thursday, disrupting business in the Asian financial hub for a third day.
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And not just at sit-down and fast-food restaurants but at movie theaters, shopping malls, gas stations, convenience stores and elsewhere.
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The capital was decked out in new ministries, shopping malls and an 0003ft bronze statue of Bill Clinton, saviour of the Kosovars.
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Lebanon's shopping malls are devoid of their usual December bustle as hard currency shortages make it tricky for consumers to access cash.
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The powerful winds unrooted trees, tore the roofs off schools, shopping malls and banks, and in Panama City derailed a freight train.
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So much tear gas was used that commuters at nearby subway stations and people in shopping malls were coughing and tearing up.
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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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Much like Pokémon Go placed cute creatures in parks and shopping malls, Ikea Place puts actual Ikea furniture in living rooms and bedrooms.
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In other parts of the country, the advent of online shopping has led to the demise of big-box stores and shopping malls.
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Verizon's "backpackers" are dispatched to high traffic areas where use of wireless technology is in high demand including shopping malls, airports and stadiums.
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In shopping malls, cinemas and train stations across the capital, Bangkok, videos show visitors how to look out for signs of human trafficking.
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Swedish authorities reacted quickly, shutting down the public transit system, emptying shopping malls and searching major facilities such as the central train station.
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Cameras equipped with facial recognition software are scanning thousands of people's faces right now in shopping malls, casinos, big box stores, and hotels.
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The advantages of being a conglomerate in luxury include having more muscle to secure brands favoured spots and lower rents inside shopping malls.
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WITH its shopping malls, sports centres and new residential blocks, Maale Adumim (pictured above) looks and feels like any other Israeli dormitory suburb.
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And that doesn't even include the earnings from the multiple for-profit arms that manage offices, residential buildings, shopping malls, farms, and ranches.
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For some reason, a huge number of them seem to happen either at shopping malls, next to large monuments, or at sporting contests.
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Though the mood is somber, and almost everyone is dressed in black, shopping malls, markets, cinemas and even some bars have been open.
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In some parts of the world shopping malls are being blighted as their customers move online and are served from vast warehouses instead.
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In Palu, tsunami waves as high as six meters (503 feet) smashed into the beachfront, while hotels and shopping malls collapsed in ruins.
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The company also has 25 shopping malls operating in 16 cities and owns a non-controlling 50% stake in Grupo Unicomer Co. Ltd.
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Screening was done at health fairs, state fairs, shopping malls and even on the floor of the 1992 Republican National Convention in Houston.
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Shoppers are increasingly ringing up purchases online, and fewer are flocking to shopping malls on the weekends to browse for handbags and clothes.
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Wharf Holdings, backed by Hong Kong tycoon Peter Woo, owns Hong Kong marquee properties including the Times Square and Harbour City shopping malls.
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Tech giants such as Alibaba and Tencent have been investing in supermarkets and shopping malls to help develop their online-to-offline strategy.
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Private-equity funds dedicated to Africa raised record sums to invest in shopping malls and firms making everything from nappies to fruit juice.
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Started by Wang as a property developer in China's northeast, Wanda now owns theaters, massive shopping malls and amusements parks around the country.
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Malaysian police say the two women were spotted smearing a substance on people's faces at shopping malls in the days before the killing.
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Instead of laboratories and robotics matches, the humanoid bot has gotten most of its face time greeting people in shopping malls and airports.
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Belle said it had experienced "unprecedented challenges" from e-commerce and shopping malls that compete with its main sales channels in department stores.
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Shopping malls have taken root on the periphery of rural areas, drawing in people who are content to buy at supermarkets or chains.
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It has its own resort hotels, cable TV's "Disney Channel," hundreds of Walt Disney stores in shopping malls around the world and more.
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Recently, all four have had significantly overlapping holdings and all — particularly Simon Property Group, which owns shopping malls — have concentrations in retail REITs.
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They had to learn about our culture, had to learn how to cut the grass, how our grocery stores and shopping malls work.
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In cities in the southeast, power outages darkened traffic lights and shopping malls, and office workers and commuters were left exhausted and wilted.
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Scottsdale has a wealth of public art and a long artistic tradition rather obscured by its proliferation of shopping malls and golf courses.
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With so much fear about getting sick and spreading germs, shopping malls are getting hit hard with even less foot traffic than usual.
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Before shopping malls had food courts, visitors could sit and eat in cafe areas like this one in Southdale shopping mall, circa 1957.
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The wearing of face masks is now mandatory in all public places in the city, including hotels, restaurants, parks, cafes, and shopping malls.
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But the growth of such retail work in shopping malls and fast food joints has done little to strengthen the nation's middle class.
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What is the capital of China, where desolate shopping malls, empty restaurants, and health checkpoints underscore the fears over a widespread coronavirus outbreak?
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They encourage landowners to keep their forests as forests and avoid conversion to non-forest uses, such as shopping malls and parking lots.
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Informal retail is still king in Africa — even with the emergence of shopping malls and well-funded e-commerce ventures, such as Jumia.
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Commanding Industry Presence in China: Wanda is the leading Chinese IP company with the largest number of shopping malls and highest rental revenue.
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Greater Noida symbolizes the post-liberalization India of aspiration, the India of new money, tower blocks, corporate offices, private universities and shopping malls.
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THE FERRIES that ply the waters between Helsinki and Tallinn resemble floating shopping malls, equipped with fast-food franchises, clothing outlets and supermarkets.
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While this traditional shopping center has lost ground to modern-day shopping malls, it continues to be the nerve center of Iran's economy.
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At one time all bags were checked at the entrance to shopping malls, but that has been vastly scaled back in recent years.
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I imagine people in airports, train stations, shopping malls, stadiums and subway trains jostling, elbow to elbow, for an extra inch of space.
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Johannesburg's Sandton City, one of Africa's biggest shopping malls located in a wealthy business district, said it had improved security following the warnings.
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Called VR Pay, it will allow people to select items for purchase from virtual shopping malls simply by looking and nodding at them.
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Hoping to simultaneously quell suburban sprawl and establish physical points of common connection, Gruen devised and starting building shopping malls in the 19803s.
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Azrieli Group, which owns 13 shopping malls in Israel, was down 1 percent in Tel Aviv on Wednesday after shedding 3.4 percent on Tuesday.
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CPN, which operates 32 shopping malls in Thailand, has been one of the main beneficiaries of the country's tourism boom, led by Chinese arrivals.
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Out-of-home advertising includes advertising on billboards, at bus shelters, train stations, trains, taxis, buses, leisure centers, public toilets, shopping malls and supermarkets.
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Euclid's location analytics technology monitors traffic inside brick-and-mortar businesses, including stores, fast food restaurants, banks, shopping malls, and transportation hubs like airports.
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A building boom is under way in Kyiv and the shopping malls off Independence Square are now filled with people eating noodles and hamburgers.
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From Lusaka to Lagos, suburban housing estates and shopping malls, seemingly transplanted from Houston or Atlanta, are springing up at the edge of cities.
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But these wild places steadily succumb as waves of development replace them with shopping malls and shrimp farms, parking lots and palm oil plantations.
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Click here to view original GIFMost people look at skateboarders as hooligans, turning public parking lots and shopping malls into their own private skateparks.
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They had carried out several practice runs at shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur ahead of the attack on Kim Jong Nam, the prosecution said.
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The Italian photographers combed shopping malls throughout the southwest, cataloging the funny, vulgar, and sad trinkets that reflect a campaign best described as ugly.
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Permit holders carry firearms regularly in restaurants, grocery stores, office buildings, shopping malls, movie theaters, and churches, without any increase in unlawful gun violence.
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In particular, Cramer's worries stem from the fact that Williams-Sonoma is a mall-based retailer and traffic to shopping malls has been declining.
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The NIS warning covered a large number of possible targets, including "subways, shopping malls, exhibition centers, power plants" as well as possible cyber attacks.
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The ban begins at midnight after which unvaccinated children will not be permitted in locations such as places of worship, schools and shopping malls.
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"Get in their faces, call them out, call your friends, get protesters, follow them into restaurants and shopping malls," and wherever else she said.
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"Extremists continue to focus on tourist locations, transportation hubs, markets/shopping malls, and local government facilities as viable targets," according to the State Department.
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The new capital is led by VC firm Gobi Partners and The Paradise Group, a firm that operates shopping malls, residential developments and more.
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CapitaLand builds and sells homes as well as owns and operates assets such as shopping malls, serviced residences, offices and real estate investment trusts.
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On Sunday, protesters blocked roads and vandalized shopping malls across Hong Kong's New Territories and Kowloon Peninsula during another weekend of anti-government demonstrations.
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Activists blocked roads and trashed shopping malls across Hong Kong's New Territories and Kowloon peninsula on Sunday during a 24th straight weekend of unrest.
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The attacks usually come in the form of ambushes on checkpoints or bombs targeting military outposts or crowded locations, like shopping malls or hotels.
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Its location on Orchard Road is also home to a plethora of other shopping malls — it's known as the shopping belt of the city.
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The e-commerce giant has collaborated with roughly 50 shopping malls in China to set up pop-up shops, which will span 12 cities.
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In India, Vitality Air plans to sell its 8 litre bottles of air from the Canadian town of Banff through kiosks in shopping malls.
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Families and friends hang out in cafes and shopping malls, people hold birthday parties in public and traders ply their wares from roadside stalls.
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REITs own a broad array of property-ownership ventures, including apartments, hospitals, warehouses and commercial property such as hotels, shopping malls and office buildings.
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A household name in South Korea, Lotte operates department stores, duty-free shops, shopping malls, hotels, amusement parks, multiplexes, burger joints and coffee shops.
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Brazil's major cities have moved to restrict social gatherings in an attempt to slow the outbreak, with shopping malls and nightclubs asked to close.
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Fair Lawn occupies five square miles between the shopping malls of Paramus and the city of Paterson, to the west across the Passaic River.
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Icahn said the housing market bubble of 2008 has "happened all over again" due to loans made in 2012 to shopping malls and more.
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Deputy health minister Roman Prymula told Radio Z on Friday shopping malls could be next for restrictions to limit gathering places for young people.
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Black Friday is traditionally the big day, and we captured what it looked and felt like at American shopping malls, retailers and discount stores.
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The mayor said he believed all restaurants and cafes should remain shut and restrictions imposed on shopping malls and parks, the news agencies reported.
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In New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy closed amusement parks and indoor shopping malls as a record number of unemployment applications crashed state computer systems.
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The two-year-old startup sells an invisible aligner and whitening gels through five retail stores in shopping malls across São Paulo and Rio.
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The mayor said he believed all restaurants and cafes should remain shut and restrictions imposed on shopping malls and parks, the news agencies reported.
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Weakness continued at the cable division and in the consumer products unit, where the decline in shopping malls has hurt the Disney Store chain.
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You wouldn't know it by looking at them: the islands look like shopping malls from shore, with extraction facilities masked by phony building facades.
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The prince has pushed to lessen the influence of the religious police who roam shopping malls and other public spaces, interfering in private lives.
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Chants of "Hong Kongers, add oil!" and "Reclaim Hong Kong; revolution of our times" echoed off a canyon of skyscrapers and shuttered shopping malls.
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Teens in the 1980s were notorious for spending tons of time in shopping malls, and even came to be referred to as "mall rats."
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There are checkpoints at every intersection, metal detectors at the entrance to restaurants and shopping malls, and a heavy police presence on the streets.
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Its main business will be building shopping malls for other investors and managing them, in exchange for about 30 percent of each location's revenues.
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This week, the retailer joins other staples of American shopping malls that have filed for bankruptcy and shuttered hundreds of stores in recent years.
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In comparison Glice rinks cost $80,000 to $150,000 for a 133,000 to 4,000-square-foot rink, the range of sizes most shopping malls use.
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And over the next two days, more than a dozen singalongs took place at shopping malls across the city, some attracting thousands of people.
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The company attributed the sales weakness to unseasonably warm weather and soft foot traffic, saying it saw poor performance at lower-tier shopping malls.
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Shopping malls and businesses have been forced to shut repeatedly, while a slew of events and conferences have moved to other locations, including Singapore.
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All sorts of courses are planned, from abandoned shopping malls to huge professional sports stadiums, where racers will fly drones up and around obstacles.
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The popular dessert restaurant has 28 cafes throughout Bangkok, with six in popular tourist destinations such as shopping malls and along the skytrain line.
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The partnership will aim to transform Wanda's offline presence into smart shopping malls, and drive online traffic through Tencent's platforms including WeChat, Wanda said.
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In the second quarter, it bought two real estate investment trusts for shopping malls, Washington Prime and CBL & Associates, according to the blog post.
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"Terrorists may attack with little or no warning, targeting tourist locations, transportation hubs, markets/shopping malls, and local government facilities," the travel advice stated.
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Land area under Dalian Wanda's possession increased 22 percent in 2015, while 26 new Wanda Plaza shopping malls and 10 new hotels came into operation.
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Majid Al Futtaim is one of the largest developers and operators of shopping malls, retail and leisure destinations in the Middle East and North Africa.
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I have come to hate entering cinemas and shopping malls on a sweltering August afternoon because the inside temperatures are kept at goose-pimpling lows.
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Home Depot Shopping malls are a natural outgrowth of suburbs, but big box stores, or category killers as they're sometimes called, are even more impressive.
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Ride-share congestion at airports, stadiums and shopping malls may be foreshadowing the chaos at popular destinations if AVs begin making most pickups and dropoffs.
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Born during and after Deng Xiaoping's push to replace a Marxist economy with market capitalism, they grew up amid relative abundance and burgeoning shopping malls.
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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 quake brought down hotels, shopping malls and countless houses in Palu, while tsunami waves as high as 20 feet scoured its beachfront shortly afterwards.
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Euclid Analytics Retail, quick-service restaurants and shopping malls use Euclid's products to understand customer behavior in their physical locations to optimize marketing and operations.
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Not just truck drivers, mechanics, gas stations, parking lots, shopping malls, insurance companies, if you don't have a car you don't need to buy insurance.
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Others come for the shopping malls, stuffing their suitcases with trousers and polo shirts that cost a small fraction of what they do in Iran.
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The real estate investment trust involved mostly in shopping malls posted revenue of $56.2 million in the period, which also did not meet Street forecasts.
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He also said they're planning to integrate the tool into a greater variety of spaces — everything from shopping malls and museums to airports and hospitals.
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Crocus's stated portfolio includes shopping malls, working as a general contractor for stadiums in the 2018 FIFA World Cup and several Nobu restaurants in Russia.
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These two-ply tellers can be found at gas stations, bus terminals and shopping malls to help on those occasions when the stalls aren't stocked.
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In 23, Dalian Wanda Group was looking for a partner to operate movie theaters at the massive shopping malls it was building around the country.
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As soon as a specially written "anthem" for Hong Kong's demonstrators went online, shopping malls were brought to a halt by apparently unplanned mass renditions.
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Most businesses had to close early, including one of San Juan's largest shopping malls, cutting into badly needed earnings on an island in economic turmoil.
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Shopping malls, for example, are often viewed as imperiled by the rise of online commerce, but some of them may be worth a second look.
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Consider the repurposing of declining commercial buildings, such as turning empty shopping malls into residential condominium units, or making it easier to rehabilitate a property.
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Wanda also is the world's biggest commercial properties developer, with a Hong Kong listed company that controls 21994 commercial shopping malls, along with 28.1 hotels.
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On the provider and health insurer side, shopping malls give companies convenient locations to set up outpatient care posts and preventative care locations for patients.
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Today, it has fewer than 900, many within shopping malls that are already struggling to draw foot traffic as more and more shoppers go online.
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Coradino explained that his company realized it didn't need a slew of shopping malls with underperforming department stores to keep its retail-focused business afloat.
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The subway is not merely an expenditure; it runs the majority of the city's economy by shuttling people to work, bars, restaurants, and shopping malls.
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Macy's on Thursday reported its first same-store sales decline in two years, casting blame on warmer weather and weak traffic at some shopping malls.
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The directives added beaches and parks to a list of places, including schools, shopping malls, restaurants and theaters, that have been closed to the public.
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The directives added beaches and parks to a list of places, including schools, shopping malls, restaurants and theaters, that have been closed to the public.
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The jeweler, which targets the Brazilian middle class, has around 200 points of sale in the country, which include stores and kiosks in shopping malls.
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So is "Going Home," the 1989 Kenny G song that is widely played in Chinese shopping malls, schools and train stations as they close down.
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Lotte is an inescapable presence in South Korea, overseeing hotels, shopping malls, amusement parks, movie theaters, duty-free stores, coffee shops and fast-food restaurants.
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Finally, the military built 26 major base camps around Vietnam, some with shopping malls and movie theaters, as well as hundreds of smaller combat firebases.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Kuwait decided on Saturday to close all shopping malls except for those related to food supplies, the state news agency reported on Twitter.
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They will also shut down shopping malls and dental clinics, adding to a nationwide shuttering of restaurants and other gathering venues enforced earlier this week.
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Out back, engineers build scale replicas of upcoming water features against photorealistic backdrops of their eventual homes, places like shopping malls, hotels, and office buildings.
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There are shopping malls, restaurants, and bars nearby, but there's not a lot for tourists when it comes to sightseeing or major shopping and dining.
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Hong Kong prepared for more anti-government demonstrations Thursday as city shopping malls and the metro said they would close early to avoid becoming targets.
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Mattress Firm filed for bankruptcy on Friday to escape hundreds of leases it could no longer afford in suburban shopping malls and on city streets.
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Urban Supercharger stations will also be placed at supermarkets and shopping malls, allowing people to charge their cars while they run errands, the company said.
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Simon, like other mall owners, has been hit by a wave of store closures in the U.S., at its shopping malls and premium outlet centers.
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It now owns businesses ranging from construction firms to shipping companies to shopping malls and bazaars, some of which are already subject to US sanctions.
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As Hong Kong gears up for Christmas celebrations, the protesters plan wildcat gatherings in prime shopping malls and a 'silent night' rally on Tuesday evening.
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Black-clad protesters marched through Christmas-decorated shopping malls across Hong Kong on Wednesday as police fired tear gas and pepper spray to disperse crowds.
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Shopping malls are among some ways that businesses are adapting to the promotion of night-time economy, and it's not just by extending operating hours.
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Sixteen competitors will travel the world to compete in the league, sending their high-speed drones through abandoned shopping malls and huge professional sports stadiums.
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Payless ShoeSource, a once-popular seller of inexpensive women's footwear and a staple in many suburban shopping malls, is closing all of its American stores.
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Meanwhile, shopping malls are facing more threats of empty storefronts as department store operators such as Sears see mass closures and brands such as Gap Inc.
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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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Marilyn Mugot's Instagram feed teems with cinematic images of cluttered streets, slumbering high-rises, and empty shopping malls illuminated by the neon glow of city lights.
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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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The very best VR equipment, such as HTC's snazzy Vive goggles, can be found at theme parks, shopping malls and experience centres right across the mainland.
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They marched through different areas of the city, including two shopping malls in a wealthy area of the county after beginning in the local police's headquarters.
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It also has a number of large customers, such as the Westfield chain of shopping malls, the City of Chicago among 42 smart city installations globally.
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Creeping gentrification had turned the western Rio neighborhood of Barra, where the Games will be held, into an expanse of shopping malls, luxury condominiums and highways.
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U.S. intelligence officials drew links to the sizable Lebanese community in the tri-border area and money raised from certain shopping malls in Ciudad del Este.
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It has 340 stores in 28 countries of which 14 also has e-commerce, and it owns 41 indoor shopping malls and 25 outdoor retail spaces.
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Roughly a quarter of American shopping malls will be gone within the next five years, says Credit Suisse, a global financial services company based in Switzerland.
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Commercial real estate, which includes apartments, shopping malls, offices and warehouses, are backed by nearly $3 trillion in mortgages, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).
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But for commercial property auctioneers who focus on smaller properties rather than trophy assets like London's skyscrapers or regional shopping malls, it is a different story.
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Almost as soon as a specially written "anthem" for Hong Kong's protesters went online, shopping malls were brought to a halt by apparently spontaneous mass renditions.
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It is estimated that there are up to 20,000 hand car washes active in the U.K., operating in petrol stations, shopping malls and outside grocery stores.
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The economic gloom has seen a collapse in property values and empty shopping malls as the galloping cost of living takes its toll on consumer spending.
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Those numbers are among the most dire estimates yet for a key asset class that helps fund office towers, hotels, shopping malls and other commercial properties.
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The new legislation would loosen data-protection restrictions for video surveillance on the streets and in places such as shopping malls, sports venues and car parks.
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We're capturing the experience with reporters and photographers around the country, showing what it looks and feels like at American shopping malls, retailers and discount stores.
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The group faces increased pressure, as more brands are moving away from wholesale channels, and shopping malls, and trying to sell their merchandise directly to customers.
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Wells Fargo's loans to buyers of commercial properties, like office buildings and shopping malls, declined by $2.5 billion in the second quarter from earlier this year.
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Poland has shut restaurants, bars, clubs and shopping malls, among others, but not grocery stores and pharmacies, to keep people at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
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In the Zorlu Center, one of Istanbul's biggest shopping malls, salespeople said they had almost sold out their stock to Asian tourists paying in Turkish liras.
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The Nguoi Viet Daily News has been printed there in Vietnamese since the 1970s, and many hundreds of Vietnamese food businesses thrive in local shopping malls.
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The empty, echoing shopping malls of Western cities are a testament to the biggest crisis borne by global clothing and retail industries in over a generation.
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The empty, echoing shopping malls of Western cities are a testament to the biggest crisis borne by global clothing and retail industries in over a generation.
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Mandala Hotel's central location off Potsdamer Platz means it's in close proximity to many tourist sites and just a few minutes' walk to major shopping malls.
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Jauhiainen said that most visitors to Dubai lived in a bubble of sun, sea and shopping malls, and did not know the truth about the country.
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Mr. Adikoesoemo, 55, says he is determined to add a dose of culture to a city mainly known for its palatial shopping malls and awful traffic.
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Under the state of emergency, all educational institutions, shopping malls, cinemas, casinos and clubs have been closed, while public events and mass gatherings have been banned.
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As we drove past glittering shopping malls and rows of tall, identical housing blocks, Liang told me about the first time he met Xie, in 2009.
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Shopping malls in particular already have a glut of vacant stores to fill and are looking to online start-ups and international businesses to do so.
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Others want to pre-empt the routine use of tear gas in crowded public transportation, old people's homes, shopping malls, universities or the central business district.
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Shopping malls: Wanda Commercial Tencent and three other Chinese companies put 34 billion yuan ($5 billion) in Wanda Commercial Properties, China's biggest mall operator, in January.
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That march to the suburbs continued throughout the 1950s, as the company that would ultimately become Target expanded into shopping malls in the region around Minneapolis.
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Today, Angola has thousands of miles of new roads and railways, new airports, sports stadiums, hydroelectric dams, water treatment centers, government buildings and fancy shopping malls.
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That's amid a wave of announced store closures in the U.S., many of them in shopping malls, which are set to eclipse a record this year.
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Apple Maps new indoor navigation features, which help people navigate indoor spaces like airports and shopping malls, will also be launching in later update, Apple said.
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Peaceful rallies descended into chaos in the Chinese-ruled city on Sunday with running skirmishes between protesters and police in shopping malls and on the streets.
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In many ways, though its stores aren't normally found at shopping malls, Kohl's shares the same struggles as Macy's and Nordstrom in the department store space.
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Liverpool (BBB+/Stable), a department store with 249 units and 25 shopping malls in Mexico, had USD5.9 billion in total revenues during the LTM ended Sept.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has certified hundreds of security systems, software and equipment, ranging from unarmed guards at shopping malls to flight deck doors.
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The relentless rise of online shopping is posing a huge challenge for US shopping malls, developers and investors who own shares and bonds in household names.
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Lotte has stores and shopping malls across China, and modest groups of mostly older Chinese held protests at the company's outlets in several cities on Thursday.
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Young protesters would use violence more often in a bid to exert more pressure on the city government, trashing government buildings, shopping malls and metro stations.
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The growth suggests Kohl's is scooping up market share from the rash of stores closing across the country, most of which are tied to shopping malls.
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The results suggest Kohl's is scooping up market share from the rash of stores closing across the country, most of which are tied to shopping malls.
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There were, as she points out, no hulking shopping malls, no skytrain, and no brake lights lined up in traffic jams stretching out to the horizon.
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Now in their second week, the "yellow vest" protests have blocked roads across the country, impeding access to fuel depots, out-of-town shopping malls and factories.
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From 2019, the new legislation, if signed into law by PiS ally President Andrzej Duda, will allow shopping malls to stay open just one Sunday per month.
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This isn't even hyperbole—using public WiFi networks, such as those sponsored by airports, local councils, or shopping malls, poses a huge risk to your personal privacy.
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These retailers are viewed as being more successful because their stores aren't found in shopping malls and they promise good value for customers shopping on a budget.
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Compact and able to be contested in shopping malls, parks and schools, 3x23 is also easily accessible for youngsters — something IOC President Thomas Bach has long championed.
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Police closed one of Germany's biggest shopping malls on Saturday after security agencies warned of a possible attack and questioned two men in connection with the threat.
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He also said India, where it operates shopping malls and serviced residences businesses, was looking like a potential new growth market, driven by the country's spending power.
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A leader appointed by the group, called the "hare," blazes a trail across all types of terrain ranging from woods and rivers to streets and shopping malls.
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The rich world was rebuilt for motor vehicles, with huge investments in road networks and the invention of suburbia, along with shopping malls and drive-through restaurants.
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Shopping malls in the capital are urging the merits of safety deposit boxes just in case commercial banks do impose negative rates, and they are selling well.
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In response, government officials declared a state of emergency on Tuesday and banned unvaccinated children in public places, including shopping malls, schools and restaurants, for 14.23 days.
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Entire floors at central shopping malls are empty, tourists are cutting spending and some property developers are taking on projects at a loss to keep business going.
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Tencent Music is also seeking revenue offline by selling goods such as microphones and headphones, and opening mini karaoke boxes that can be put in shopping malls.
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"Shopping for luxury has become a lingua franca in today's world, seemingly around us wherever we are, be it in shopping malls or airports," Mr. Gabet said.
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Bits Shopping malls need anchor stores, those giant retailers that bring in shoppers with money to spend and some time to browse all the nearby little stores.
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"As historic businesses left Beyoglu one by one, mega shopping malls and upscale chain restaurants replaced them," Pinar Tremblay, a Turkish journalist, recently wrote in Al-Monitor.
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Under this landmark legislation, owners of public accommodations are required to ensure that hotels, restaurants shopping malls and other places of business are accessible to the disabled.
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Within the China retail environment, Golden Eagle faces structural challenges like weaker consumer spending and competition from other retail formats, such as e-commerce and shopping malls.
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More and more shoppers are steering clear of shopping malls and instead turning to online platforms like Amazon, Stitch Fix, Net-a-Porter and Gilt to shop.
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Though bringing the outdoors in has been a trend for decades – water fountains in corporate headquarters and trees in shopping malls – pushing indoor elements outside is newer.
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Several universities also announced there would be no classes on campuses for the rest of the year, while several shopping malls said they would close on Thursday.
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In the past decade, online retailers like Amazon have flourished, while stores and shopping malls continue to close their doors or report a decrease in foot traffic.
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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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Billions of dollars in half-finished construction projects ribbon the city skyline: concrete skeletons of hotels, shopping malls and apartment blocks, swaddled in scaffolding and motionless cranes.
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SM Prime, owned by the Philippines' richest man, is valued at $19 billion and has interests in shopping malls, office towers, residential buildings, hotels and convention centers.
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A blueprint unveiled by the state government in 2015 had proposed self-contained, heavily guarded colonies for returning Pandits, complete with schools, shopping malls, hospitals and playgrounds.
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Sears, once the world&aposs largest retailer, anchored hundreds of shopping malls 10 years ago with more than 3,500 US stores under its Sears and Kmart banners.
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The state has diversified its economy since the 1990s, but restaurants, hotels and shopping malls in Houston and across the state still rely on the energy economy.
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"You have a bunch of mortgages ... so the banks went out and loaned money against a lot of shopping malls, office buildings, hotels and retail," Icahn said.
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While analysts expect public centers such as shopping malls, restaurants, and movie theaters to suffer from coronavirus, some grocery chains will likely benefit from the panic-buying.
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CAIRO, March 14 (Reuters) - Kuwait decided on Saturday to close all shopping malls except for those related to food supplies, the state news agency reported on Twitter.
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He also introduced new quarantine restrictions in the region, shutting down all venues where people gather in large numbers, including shopping malls and cafes, the statement said.
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As store closings set a record last year, no class of retailer was spared — with the carnage hitting Madison Avenue boutiques, shopping malls and big-box stores.
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Mr. Colbert focused on reports that when Mr. Moore was in his 30s, he was known to spend time in Alabama shopping malls, chatting with teenage girls.
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As the business evolves, industry insiders expect to see more indoor parks created in repurposed and underused real estate like shopping malls and empty big-box stores.
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Ms. Cox's group is one of more than a dozen popping out like dogwood blooms in these comfortable suburbs of brick homes, shopping malls and technology companies.
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This is also true of escalators at Jakarta's upscale shopping malls, where the international "stand on one side, walk on the other" etiquette is an alien concept.
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Now Lahore is home to three times as many people, and our nearest neighbors are shopping malls, restaurants, apartment buildings, offices — crammed close together, with little green.
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Palestinian and Jewish residents frequent some of the same city parks and shopping malls in West Jerusalem, and some Israelis have also been reaching across the divide.
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Last week, around 303 brands took part in an unprecedented strike, shutting 230 shops across prime shopping malls for a day to demand their landlords reduce rent.
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Itamar was only growing, she said, and life had only gotten easier, with two new shopping malls opening up in nearby Ariel in the past 18 months.
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But now, amid the celebratory decorations, he's seeing bomb-sniffing dogs at shopping malls, police and military officers on guard at street corners and other extraordinary measures.
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This time, the virus' high level of contagion has prompted local governments to limit gatherings, resulting in empty or closed shopping malls and other service-heavy sectors.
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They rejected numerous bids before one of them took a flier on a man known mostly for his glamorous shopping malls: Aras Agalarov of the Crocus Group.
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Supermarkets, government buildings and theaters are within walking distance, and beaches, marinas, shopping malls and Rafael Núñez International Airport are less than 10 minutes away by car.
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At a time when many Russians were suffering from food shortages, Muscovites saw new shopping malls and office towers rise, surrounded by modern, if traffic-clogged, highways.
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It is hard to imagine that dangerous relics from a murderous, bygone era can still lie buried somewhere beneath Hong Kong's glittering skyscrapers and heaving shopping malls.
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Macy's said its stores at weaker U.S. shopping malls were hurt by slower foot traffic during the latest quarter, leading to a steeper-than-expected sales decline.
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The trouble, however, is at the so-called C- and D-rated shopping malls, which bring in less sales per square foot than an A-rated mall.
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The quake brought down hotels, shopping malls and countless houses in Palu, while tsunami waves as high as six metres (0003 feet) scoured its beachfront shortly afterwards.
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They want Ohio, while Cruz and Rubio, on the other hand, play to somewhere on the edge of Atlanta, full of shopping malls, Range Rovers, and golf.
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Likely targets can include military bases, power plants and nuclear facilities, as well as spaces of large outdoor gathering, such as sports stadiums, shopping malls and skyscrapers.
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Its idyllic beaches, luxury shopping malls, and lively nightlife make it easy for tourists to forget that there's a much darker side to this Gulf Coast paradise.
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CMBX is a series of indexes that track securitised bundles of mortgages, which are traded like bonds, based on shopping malls in the US. A short-seller, MP Securitized Credit Partners, said CMBX 6 (which tracks bundles of mortgages sold in 2012) is so filled with faltering shopping malls, Forty-five percent of nearly $1 billion in net assets inside Putnam Investments' Mortgage Securities Fund (PGSIX) are exposed to CMBX.
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Shopping malls saw a 15 percent fall in consumer footfall on Saturday compared with the same day last year, according to the CNCC umbrella group of shopping centers.
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New York-based Blackstone intends to boost investments in assets such as warehouses and shopping malls in China, India, Southeast Asia and Australia, one of the people said.
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The retailer, known for selling massage chairs and other tech gadgets and giftable items, is planning to shutter its 101 locations in U.S. shopping malls as a result.
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The retailer, known for selling massage chairs and other tech gadgets and giftable items, is planning to shutter its 211 locations in U.S. shopping malls as a result.
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Whether at hospitals, near schools and offices or outside popular restaurants and shopping malls—just about anywhere people congregate—parking has become a major aggravation of urban life.
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Once banned from shopping malls across the country, hoods — or at least models wearing hoods — popped up all over the runways, evoking everything from hypochondria to surveillance paranoia.
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One premise of Lampert's investment was that Sears' real estate holdings, including anchor-store positions at shopping malls, would be valuable even if the core retail franchise suffered.
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America's shopping malls, stuck in a years-long decline as anchoring department stores flee smaller markets, are also getting a much-needed pick-me-up in customer traffic.
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The normally efficient and orderly city has seen its transport network besieged and shut down by demonstrators, while protests have shut big-brand stores and popular shopping malls.
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Consumer-facing manifestations of VR landed in arcades in shopping malls and while the applications were largely goofy and gimmicky, the high visibility of the technology was there.
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Nicaragua remains painfully poor, but across the country there are signs of prosperity, with new developments, hotels and shopping malls cropping up, and imported cars filling the roads.
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Related: New Museum Launches Free Downloadable VR App Corporate Spaces Become Mysterious Video Game Places in 'Islands' 'Catacombs' is a Ghastly 360° Tour of Abandoned American Shopping Malls
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The ads are currently only running in South American shopping malls, and Lifebuoy plans to expand the effort worldwide with a range of new formats starting next year.
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Investors had long shied away from shopping malls in India, amid weak consumer spending and deep discounts by online retailers like Amazon and local rivals Flipkart and Snapdeal.
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The normally efficient and orderly city has seen its transport network besieged and closed down by demonstrators and big-brand stores and popular shopping malls have been shut.
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The group's assets, which include multiple shopping malls and national department store chains, are worth close to $10 billion and it employs some 70,000 people across its operations.
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"Adding to the problem of market segregation is the challenge of a poor retail infrastructure, with supermarkets and shopping malls present only in large urban areas," says Roberts.
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Their presence in wealthy neighbourhoods like the Zona Rosa in San Salvador, known for its expensive restaurants and shopping malls, is harder to spot but no less lucrative.
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The quake brought down hotels, shopping malls and thousands of houses in Palu, while tsunami waves as high as six meters (20 feet) scoured its beachfront shortly afterwards.
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Jordan said last year it had foiled an Islamic State plot that included plans for a series of attacks on security installations, shopping malls and moderate religious figures.
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For two decades, the vast Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx has been a place where proposals — for schools, homeless shelters, entertainment centers or shopping malls — go to die.
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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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Amazon's move into the site is symbolic of a new era of retail dominated by e-commerce giants after the retail apocalypse wiped out hundreds of shopping malls.
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During the 1980s and 1990s, dozens of shopping malls were erected in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, representing a new, modern shopping experience in the formerly Communist city.
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Where technology and economics collide The overall American economy is in reasonably healthy shape right now, but there's one area of the economy that's struggling: regional shopping malls.
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The beach town of Coronado offers a range of amenities, from shopping malls, supermarkets and restaurants to health care clinics, a hospital, churches, a synagogue and international schools.
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Hannity then mentioned Waters, who over the weekend said people should confront Trump administration officials in restaurants, service stations and shopping malls when they see them in public.
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Theme parks were central to the strategic vision of its billionaire founder, Wang Jianlin, to diversify beyond the company's roots developing apartment towers, office blocks and shopping malls.
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Nearly six in 10 people said they plan to avoid public areas such as shopping malls if the coronavirus outbreak worsens, according to a survey by Coresight Research.
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Her best friend went to Miami for a vacation one summer and stayed, telling Rocio about the crowded shopping malls and the impressive facilities at her new school.
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Twenty test subjects listened to different audio samples (like speech and music) in a variety of different environments, including noisy streets and shopping malls, and in various positions.
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The iconic Petronas Towers, the world's tallest twin towers, anchor Kuala Lumpur city center, a glittering complex of offices, hotels and shopping malls a kilometer (0.6 mile) away.
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If you like walkable neighborhoods; "third spaces" that aren't shopping malls; cultural amenities; short commutes; and non-chain restaurants, then America's cities are where those things are found.
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If you have not seen the movie, you have most probably heard the Muzak piping in its theme song in some of your upscale boutiques and shopping malls.
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The firm's shopping malls and hospitality businesses generated revenue of 1.36 billion dirhams in the three months to June 30, with its international operations making 533 million dirhams.
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A Gallup poll from 20103 showed that 65 percent of Black people and 56 percent of Hispanic American people believe that racial profiling is widespread in shopping malls.
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Should we think of them as editors or should we think of search engines as more like shopping malls or should we think of them as something else?
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Historic buildings came crashing down, glitzy shopping malls popped up and traffic ground to a halt; in the meantime, his wife, a construction magnate, became the country's richest woman.
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But for those of us who are abreast of the state of shopping malls in America, it's a saddening reality of the way we used to shop slowly decaying.
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A dawning threat is the demise of many shopping malls – which would signify the decline of a retail industry that's far more visible in most American communities than factories.
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Although most shopping malls had fixed their rents, some retailers have reached the point where they would have to shut down stores if no measures are taken, Oncel said.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, is famed for its glitzy shopping malls, hawker food, casinos and the Formula One night race.
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The owner of popular shopping malls such as Manchester's Trafford centre said adjusted diluted net asset value per share (NAV) rose to 411 pence for the year ended Dec.
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The company's 640 retail and outlet stores are in located primarily in high-traffic shopping malls, which have taken a hit this year as consumers continue to shop online.
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"The proposals should give families more time to spend together, to move away from spending it in shopping malls, something the Church has been speaking about," he told Reuters.
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Along with airports, WHILL wants to bring its technology to other large venues, including shopping malls and sports arenas, as well as create a system for last-mile transportation.
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In previous years, the Lunar New Year holiday slowed the city down but not the parks, museums, shopping malls and other public places where people spent their free time.
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The city's major transport network MTR suspended all of its operations after demonstrators vandalized a number of areas within Hong Kong -- from train stations to shopping malls and banks.
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For decades pumping oil and gas was all Gulf states had to do to build skyscrapers and shopping malls, and provide citizens with enough benefits to keep them quiet.
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Cruise lines owed their early success to offering Chinese tourists what they wanted: "floating shopping malls with casinos" in the words of David Beckel of Bernstein, a research firm.
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As hundreds of demonstrators fled in every direction, many took shelter in shopping malls and office buildings, scrambling over the makeshift barricades they had erected earlier in the day.
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And while the so-called retailpocalypse has decimated the ranks of American shopping malls, it's hard to blame Amazon for that when in-store retail sales continue to rise.
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In Hong Kong, bitcoin exchanges operate under money service operator licenses - like money changers - while in South Korea they are regulated similar to online shopping malls, trading physical goods.
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From Tanzania to Israel — where at shopping malls Trump's lewd hot mic comments have inspired underwear fashion — here are some tales of uninvited Trump commentary from the past year.
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Users in the Chinese territory logged on immediately after Monday's launch and stayed glued to their phones throughout Tuesday, playing around office blocks, shopping malls and on underground trains.
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A series of hoax bomb threats in the World Cup host cities of Rostov-on-Don and Samara forced hotels, restaurants and shopping malls to be evacuated this week.
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Santiago-based Ripley has 69 stores in Chile and Peru, and units in retail, financial services and shopping malls, making approval from the local banking regulator a necessary step.
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In May, Shanghai Putuo People's Court plastered the details of 76 debtors on electric billboards on the outside of five popular shopping malls, said a spokesman at the court.
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You have e-commerce and you have department stores and shopping malls and they all work together and you take a profit, everybody takes a profit out of it.
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Architects usually give men and women the same sized toilet partitions — 36 inches wide and 60 inches deep — whether in public buildings, offices, cinemas, restaurants, universities or shopping malls.
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Ms. Wu's death in solitude came after two public deaths last year on faulty escalators in Chinese shopping malls, when unsuspecting passers-by were dragged underneath into their machinery.
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The biggest issue, though, is not the price tag of the sweeping, clamshell-shaped station, built in western Kowloon near shopping malls, apartment towers and a new arts district.
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The measure comes on the heels of Maduro decreeing a week-long break over Easter, ordering some shopping malls to generate their own power, and shortening daily working hours.
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Jordan said in January that it had foiled an Islamic State plot that included plans for a series of attacks on security installations, shopping malls and moderate religious figures.
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It's no surprise that Niantic would take this step: "Pokémon Go" players often find themselves in parks, museums, and shopping malls in search of rare monsters and useful items.
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Pro-democracy activists blocked roads, trashed shopping malls and vandalized public transportation across Hong Kong on Sunday, while riot police fired tear gas to break up demonstrations, Reuters reports.
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Tsoi, a sophomore at the University of Hong Kong, didn't plan to spend his nights and weekends prowling shopping malls and streets filled with tear gas and pepper spray.
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Due to tight security in Beijing, Thomas used a GoPro and the footage starkly showed empty trains, buses and shopping malls, as people stayed at home and avoided travelling.
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Protesters, fired up over the shooting of the young man this week, are planning more demonstrations at shopping malls across 11 districts on Thursday night and throughout the weekend.
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The project includes apartments, shopping malls, a water sports area, a golf course, hotels and marinas next to Colombo's main port which India uses as a main transhipment port.
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Centum's real estate developments, including shopping malls and homes, span the region from the Kenyan coastal resort of Kilifi to Nairobi and to the capital of neighbouring Uganda, Kampala.
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For nearly 10 years now, the flood of cash from global central banks has financed shopping malls in Istanbul, booming cities in China and 100-year bonds in Argentina.
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Shares in Vincom Retail, which operates Vingroup's shopping malls, will have a reference price of 33,800 dong a share ($1.49 each), valuing the company at 64.2 trillion dong ($2.83 billion).
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The dismal results have some analysts wondering just how bad department store operators have it today, as more spending moves online and foot traffic shifts away from stale shopping malls.
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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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While the mall still seems to be the preferred method of shopping among teens, nearly one-third of U.S. shopping malls are in danger of shutting down, according to analysts.
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Cigierre runs more than 180 restaurants across Italy and its flagship brand Old Wild West, very active in mid-sized Italian towns, has a number of sites inside shopping malls.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, has built a reputation for glitzy shopping malls, street food, casinos and the Formula One night race.
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Actis has completed two shopping malls in Lagos, another was completed in Abuja in December 2015 and construction is scheduled to begin on a fourth, in Lagos, early next year.
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Now that they are attained, a question arises: Was all the sacrifice, in this nation whose self-image is of heroes and martyrs, just for shopping malls and German cars?
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The Australian app launched on November 16 with the ethical-sourcing lowdown on 3,000 fashion brands available in 100 top Australian shopping malls as well as 100 online-only labels.
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On Saturday, the United States warned its citizens of possible attacks by Islamist militants on U.S. facilities or shopping malls in South Africa during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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Some of my soldiers from the 150th Engineer Battalion went from searching for IEDs on lonely desert roads to shopping for Christmas gifts at crowded shopping malls within 72 hours.
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He compared those job cuts to the buggy whip industry losing positions with the invention of the automobile, and to shopping malls losing out as online shopping becomes more popular.
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Long ago, traveling peddlers were displaced by local merchants, who were supplanted by downtown department stores, which were upended by shopping malls, then big box chains, and now, the internet.
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Most have been scheduled to shut their doors in July, according to information gathered from calls to the stores, shopping malls at the locations, and confirmations in local media reports.
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ALTHOUGH surveillance has increased around the world following March 22nd's bombings in Brussels, it remains extremely difficult to detect explosives carried into railway stations, shopping malls and other public places.
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The Chinese sports brand said it will further increase the proportion of ANTA stores in shopping malls and department stores, while it will continue to grow its e-commerce channels.
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"The financing will be a combination of debt and equity equally by both partners," Ghaith Shocair, chief executive, Shopping Malls, Majid Al Futtaim, told reporters after a ground breaking ceremony.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong protesters suggested they could hold rallies at a several major shopping malls on Sunday, a week after similar gatherings resulted in violent clashes with police.
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Later on Sunday night, police fired tear gas in the shopping area of Causeway Bay to dispel protesters, forcing stores and popular shopping malls including Times Square to close early.
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"The government warned it would flatten Sur and build a new city in its place with apartment blocks and shopping malls," said Zulfu Livaneli, a Turkish novelist, filmmaker and composer.
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According to Chinese media outlets, the couple's pictures were later placed on billboards on shopping malls across cities in Hebei, with a tagline hailing them as models for everlasting love.
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More protests are planned for later in the day including in the business district, home to some of the world's most expensive real estate, and around its glittering shopping malls.
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Deposits of sand, gravel, and stone can be found all over the United States, but many of them are untouchable, because they're covered by houses, shopping malls, or protected land.
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From empty shopping malls in Ohio, to remote fishing towns along Canada's east coast, McCrank explores the abandoned spaces that are slowly becoming unique skate spots for the next generation.
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The investigation found she drove her city car 26 miles on personal trips in 2000, including 24 weekend excursions to Long Island shopping malls and three trips to Kennedy Airport.
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The Chinese side, meanwhile, is already studded with real buildings, including four big shopping malls flashing neon signs and full of stalls papered with pleas for business in mangled Russian.
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The group also called for audits of all public buildings, including shopping malls, stadiums and places of worship, noting other structures that have collapsed and killed people in past years.
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Union leaders and students had their thumbs tied behind their backs with wire, then were shot in the head, their bodies left behind shopping malls as a warning to others.
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In response, many of Brazil's states have closed shopping malls and schools, banned public meetings, soccer games and religious assemblies, while the biggest city Sao Paulo has begun a lockdown.
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Over decades, the vast wealth it pumped out paid not just for gleaming towers and shopping malls but also for a government sector that employs a majority of working Saudis.
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Non-essential businesses like gyms, movie theaters, and shopping malls have closed; and stocks have plunged — erasing all of the gains that were made after Trump took office in 2017.
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Many of Brazil's larger businesses, including shopping malls, airlines and automakers, have significantly reduced operations in light of the coronavirus outbreak, citing concern for workers' health and weaker consumer demand.
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Like his bridges, airports, pastel-pastiche apartment towers and luxury shopping malls, Erdogan's mosques have themselves become engines of national economic growth, as well as symbols of his New Turkey.
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Starbucks and Ikea have also closed their stores in China and many shopping malls in the country have been deserted, threatening to squeeze sales for retailers like Nike and others.
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Op-Ed Contributor SYDNEY, Australia — When young men loiter on street corners or in shopping malls throwing out insults or physically intimidating passers-by, we condemn their behavior as antisocial.
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On a recent week in October, Mr. Ji traveled to four courthouses in five days across China, filing lawsuits against shopping malls, accusing them of fraud for selling substandard goods.
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Forever 21's filing comes amid a wave of announced store closures in the U.S., many of them in shopping malls, which are set to eclipse a record this year.
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Apollo and Lone Star are also present in Portugal, the former holding two insurers it bought in 2015 and 2016, and the latter with four shopping malls acquired in 2015.
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That's when Colombians, disgusted by the murder of three presidential candidates, bombings in shopping malls and an inept and brutal state response, took to the streets demanding a new Constitution.
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Last minute Christmas shoppers found themselves caught up in violent clashes between protesters and riot police Tuesday night, as Hong Kong pro-democracy activists targeted the city's busy shopping malls.
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Business Insider reports that roughly 310 of the nation's 1,300 shopping malls are at risk of losing a so-called anchor store, citing data from commercial real estate firm CoStar.
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To make matters worse, traffic to shopping malls and department stores in North America has been in a long-running decline, and online competitors, most notably Amazon, are making headway.
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The outbreak of the coronavirus also poses a risk to businesses, from gyms to shopping malls, as people increasingly spend time at home to socially distance to stop the pandemic.
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Even as skyscrapers and modern shopping malls sprang up around it, Empress Market remained more or less the same, drawing shoppers of all income levels from all over the city.
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The impact of shoppers flocking to discount retailers is only expected to continue to hit enclosed and outdated shopping malls, of which the U.S. arguably still has far too many today.
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Waldhauser said that the United States would be unable to match the scale of that investment throughout the continent, noting Beijing's construction of shopping malls, government buildings and even soccer stadiums.
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From airports to shopping malls, Thailand is ramping up a campaign targeting tourists in its latest effort to keep the country free from human trafficking, as officials eye better international ratings.
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The government has decreed that no festivities be held for a period of 30 days, the first month of one year of official mourning, but shopping malls were open on Saturday.
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Power was re-centralizing on Wall Street, in corporate monopolies, in shopping malls, in the way they paid for the new consumer goods made abroad, in where they worked and shopped.
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Simon, which is known for owning and operating top-tier shopping malls, said it expects the deal to immediately boost its funds from operations, adding at least 3% on annualized basis.
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A giant Frosty the Snowman, surrounded by ice caves leading to an igloo where children can pose with Santa, occupies one of the major shopping malls of Jakarta, Indonesia, on Dec.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - President Nicolas Maduro said on Thursday punitive electricity rationing would be imposed on 15 shopping malls and drought-hit Venezuela's time zone would also be modified to save power.
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DUBAI/RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Fawaz Alhokair Group plans to offer shares in its shopping malls business in Riyadh in the second quarter of this year, sources told Reuters on Monday.
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Included in the master plan is the building of 17 artificial islands off Jakarta's northern coast, where property developers plan to build shopping malls and attractions similar to Singapore's Sentosa Island.
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That deal will see small ReWork outposts opened alongside Ismaya locations, which include shopping malls and office buildings, to give members more flexibility with work options and help reach new demographics.
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She was plucked from a poor village in one of the poorest countries in the world and suddenly exposed to a lifestyle of upscale restaurants, gyms, private cars and shopping malls.
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Water also flows more freely in richer south Chennai, where upscale hotels with swimming pools, shopping malls with fountains, high-end apartment buildings and restaurants purchase their water from private sources.
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The stores came later, in the early 70s, eventually becoming as endemic to suburban shopping malls as Auntie Anne's and Claire's and that arcade with the double-screened X-Men game.
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The company's business profile differentiates from its retail peers due to its presence in several consumer segments (food and non-food retail, department stores, shopping malls and financial services [including banking]).
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Ivory Coast has emerged from a 2002-2011 political crisis as one the world's fastest growing economies, attracting foreign investment into everything from the cocoa industry to breweries and shopping malls.
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That's as some 1,200 traditional shopping malls across the country — many anchored by struggling department store chains like J.C. Penney and Sears — are undergoing renovations to maintain relevancy, or shutting altogether.
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He was speaking after the developer reported a 20857 percent rise in fourth-quarter net attributable profit, helped by higher recurring revenue from assets such as shopping malls, schools and hotels.
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The prevailing viewpoint today is that a retail apocalypse is upon the American market, that it will bring the death of shopping malls, and that e-commerce is largely to blame.
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Following the announcement, some rushed to shopping malls to purchase gold and other luxury items including iPhones to get rid of the their existing stash of currency bills while they could.
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After scoring a gig greeting shoppers at a pair of shopping malls just ahead of the holidays, Softbank's friendly humanoid 'bot will be hitting the airport in a [ahem] pilot program.
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Genting said more than 23 million people annually visit Resorts World Genting, which includes a casino, seven hotels, shopping malls, performance venues, gondola lifts and scores of restaurants, bars and clubs.
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Environmental activists are furious at the destruction of 143 acres of mangrove forest in order to build offices, apartments, shopping malls, and a huge church in the luxury resort of Cancún.
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Protests scheduled over the weekend include 'Shopping Sunday' centred on prominent shopping malls, some of which have previously descended into chaos as riot police stormed areas crowded with families and children.
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The ancient hills, the old stone homes and many of the sites linked to the life of the Prophet Muhammad have been obliterated by towering shopping malls, hotels and apartment blocks.
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Services on some train and subway lines were disrupted early on Monday, with traffic snarled and riot police deployed near stations and shopping malls after protesters called for a general strike.
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Amazon's move into the site is symbolic of a new era of retail dominated by Amazon and other e-commerce giants after the retail apocalypse wiped out hundreds of shopping malls.
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Commercial air-conditioners cool shopping malls as temperatures outside soar past 28 degrees in the summer, and children go sledding at Snow City, a frigid new recreation center in the capital.
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For big facilities like shopping malls, airports, hospitals and stadiums, it means workers become more efficient at checking things which really do need fixing rather than endlessly walking around a building.
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He is a founder and chairman of the Fawaz Al Hokair Group, a conglomerate based in Riyadh focused mainly on retail, with more than 0583,100 stores and 16 shopping malls worldwide.
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Governments could spur spending in a moment when shopping malls, restaurants, concert halls, convention centers and other venues for human interaction are being avoided as transmission zones for a lethal virus.
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The earthquake on Sunday was also felt on Sumbawa Island, to the east of Lombok, and in Mataram, the capital of Lombok, with two shopping malls and a cathedral suffering damage.
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The 2019/53 budget included more than HK$30 billion to cushion the hit from the protests, which saw activists and police clashing in shopping malls and in the financial district.
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THURSDAY STYLES An article on July 27 about the decline of shopping malls, and nostalgia for them, misidentified the network that broadcast the opening of the Owings Mills Mall in Maryland.
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"I thought, this is really weird — supposedly the largest economy in the world, with a massive consumer market, massive shopping malls, and they have no freakin' D plus bras," she said.
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The deserted streets, shopping malls and cinemas of Daegu, a city of 2.5 million people, provided some of the most striking images outside China of the chilling effect on everyday life.
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The name is on hotels, department stores and apartment buildings, as well as nationwide chains of shopping malls, theme parks, movie theaters, duty-free stores, coffee shops and fast-food restaurants.
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The name is on hotels, department stores and apartment buildings, as well as nationwide chains of shopping malls, theme parks, movie theaters, duty-free stores, coffee shops and fast-food restaurants.
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As "Glory to Hong Kong" spread like wildfire over the past week, echoing through the atriums of shopping malls across the city day after day, I felt both inspired and nervous.
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Between Chavez and his hopeless successor, the corrupt and inept Nicolas Maduro, the expropriations have reached companies producing rice, sugar, milk, coffee, juice, hotels, shopping malls, supermarkets...the list goes on.
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Once rare for Hong Kong, violence has escalated throughout the year, as protesters have torched vehicles and buildings, hurled petrol bombs, dropped debris from bridges onto traffic and vandalised shopping malls.
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Visit Finland today and it's obvious that the much-heralded quality of life is taking place within a bustling economy of upscale shopping malls, fancy cars and internationally competitive private companies.
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Gooi said the defense was still awaiting CCTV recordings of the murder, and of "video pranks" that the women had allegedly carried out at hotels and shopping malls around Kuala Lumpur.
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Now some believe a similar story will play out for US shopping malls — that the most risky investments will end up being those that investors now believe to be the safest.
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BANGKOK — In the waning weeks of this city's first biennale, original artwork continues to grace riversides, temples and shopping malls where tourists might not even notice anything out of the ordinary.
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Emaar, which develops residential properties, hotels, entertainment and shopping malls, agreed on the financing after initially holding talks with some of its relationship banks for three bilateral loans of $500 million each.
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He also pled guilty to calling in numerous fake bomb scares against schools, universities, shopping malls, the headquarters of the FBI, and those of the FCC during its vote on net neutrality.
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My memories mix and blur into an apricot-hued, Dr. Pepper-scented, scrunchie-bound bouquet of slumber parties, shopping malls, babysitting disasters, ringing phones, evil twins, gym class humiliations, and taunting crushes.
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America's great shopping malls are dying in droves and online retailers sell so much stuff they're building a new sort of private postal service to deliver all those goods to customers' doorsteps.
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Emaar, whose interests span hotels, entertainment and shopping malls, announced in June that it planned to float 30 percent of its real estate development business in Dubai to maximise value for shareholders.
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"The Thai market is very customer-centric," said Vilaiporn Taweelappontong, partner at PwC Thailand, adding that Thai shoppers love to browse and share, which favours social media over big online shopping malls.
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While the Qixi Festival in August is China's traditional holiday for lovers, February 14 has been eagerly adopted by young people who mark the occasion at shopping malls, restaurants and movie theaters.
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Olga Naumova, the chief executive officer of Magnit, said the company would not open stores larger than 4,500 square metres and would turn existing "big boxes" into shopping malls by subletting space.
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As the steelworks, glyceride refineries, car plants and warehouses up here have closed, they have been replaced by studios for film editors and artists, glass office towers, shopping malls and recycling plants.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Property developer Nakheel wants recurring income to increase to more than 21 percent of all revenue by 23.6728 as it opens more shopping malls in Dubai, its chairman told Reuters.
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By the numbers: Launching 87 pop-up kiosks allowed Amazon to test consumer reception in 21 states while experimenting with different retail environments, such as Kohl's stores, Whole Foods, and shopping malls.
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In 2016, autonomous robot doctors perform surgery; algorithms invest your money; robocops patrol shopping malls; and if you end up in hospital, a computer system can determine how quickly you get treated.
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The target of the assault on Thursday in one of the busiest parts of Jakarta, which includes the regional offices of the United Nations, shopping malls and five-star hotels, remained unclear.
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By this definition, his classic 1997 study of human conversations found that gossip accounted for approximately 65 percent of what was talked about among people in shopping malls and other public spaces.
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Not because shopping malls across the nation are closing their doors but because one Mountain View, California, start-up has been developing a robot to spot thieves and deter crime since 2013.
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Stolitsa, which has built hotels, shopping malls and office buildings across Kiev, was eventually able to recover control of its subsidiary, and the case is now the subject of a criminal investigation.
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When he sits down for a meeting at one of central Jakarta's many shopping malls at 4.30pm, he says traffic will make it impossible for him to get back home before 10.
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The company planned to open two new shopping malls in 2017 and was on track to open a 8.3 billion baht Central I-City shopping mall in Malaysia in 2018, Naparat added.
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The men allegedly conspired to commit jihadist attacks and considered multiple potential targets, including military bases, shopping malls and the site of the 2015 Super Bowl, according to a December 2015 indictment.
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Even more removed from the power of the presidency are rules set by private property owners, who decide whether to ban guns in places like movie theaters, shopping malls, and convenience stores.
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Chinese joint venture partner FAW Volkswagen will use JETTA to offer a limousine and two sports utility vehicle which can be bought through JETTA dealerships and mobile sales trucks in shopping malls.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish police detained a man on Monday suspected of a spate of bomb hoaxes that forced the evacuation of two provincial airports and two shopping malls earlier in the day.
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King Salman served as governor of Riyadh for five decades, during which the capital grew from a small city of clay houses to a metropolis with skyscrapers, shopping malls and modern infrastructure.
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"We believe that projects with excellent locations and transportation connectivity, good range of facilities, proximity to shopping malls and established amenities, and a reasonable pricing will continue to attract buyers," he added.
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Its modular farms are placed in a variety of customer-facing city locations, such as grocery stores, restaurants, shopping malls, and schools, enabling the end-customer to actually pick the produce themselves.
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We have real estates, we have developments of shopping malls, we have got service apartments, we've got retail, we've got infrastructure, people with power stations, with water treatment plants, waste treatment plants.
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TO), Canada's largest property trust, has sufficient development projects in its pipeline to offset its planned C$2 billion ($13 billion) sale of shopping malls, its chief executive officer said on Monday.
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If there were a picture in the dictionary of "American suburban life," it would be of Thousand Oaks, with its rolling hills and oak trees, its luxury car dealerships and shopping malls.
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Anybody visiting some of those shining new Asian shopping malls can see that the presence of wide-ranging Chinese, and made-in-China, products is ubiquitous and growing by leaps and bounds.
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Shopping malls, banks and shops across Hong Kong island had closed early in anticipation of violence as some protesters burned Chinese flags and chanted "You burn with us", and "Hong Kongers, revolt".
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According to commercial real estate tracker CoStar, the share of space occupied by nonretail tenants at regional shopping malls climbed to about 13 percent in 2016, up from 10.5 percent in 2012.
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The passage of Assembly Bill 1127 means shopping malls, sports arenas and other large buildings must have diaper-changing stations in men's restrooms or in places accessible to both men and women.
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But it is also conspicuous for its members' considerable investment in the latest mobile phones and consumer electronics, along with frequent trips to Western-style shopping malls, megastores and markets in Lahore.
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In India, where two have died of the virus and over 100 have been infected, some states have shut down shopping malls and movie theatres in an effort to reduce large gatherings.
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But there's also going offline because a number of health clinics and autonomous stores, autonomous fast-food shopping malls, of course airports, train stations are hooked up with all kinds of sensors.
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"I'm from New Jersey so I know shopping malls," Maggie said, as we tried to keep track of each other in a crowd pressed onward, like automatons, by the blaring techno music.
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The suicide bombings Monday morning caught many residents of the capital off guard, as they had become used to living relatively free of fear, taking their families to parks and shopping malls.
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Retail sales shrank 20.5% on-year, compared with a rise of 0.8% tipped by analysts and 8% growth in December as consumers shunned crowded places like shopping malls, restaurants and movie theaters.
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In India, where two have died of the virus and over 100 have been infected, some states have shut down shopping malls and movie theaters in an effort to reduce large gatherings.
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Retail sales shrank 20.5% on-year, compared with a rise of 0.8% tipped by analysts and 8% growth in December as consumers shunned crowded places like shopping malls, restaurants and movie theatres.
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China's Ministry of Commerce said on Saturday nearly all of the country's major supermarkets, convenience stores, shopping malls and farm produce retail markets have reopened, while all e-commerce platforms are operating.
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Both sides have been accused of provoking clashes, and nearly 6,500 protesters as young as 12 have been arrested in scores of incidents on streets, in shopping malls and on college campuses.
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The figure accounted for handouts totalling more than HK$22009 billion to mitigate the impact of the protests, which saw activists and police clashing in shopping malls and in the financial district.
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The real estate group said on Wednesday it had signed agreements for the disposal of six office buildings and three shopping malls in Italy, for a total amount of 162 million euros.
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Standing on the second floor balcony of one of Hong Kong's biggest shopping malls last Thursday night, I turned away from the crowd, trying to hide the fact that I was weeping.
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During the boom Ivory Coast has attracted foreign funding for everything from breweries and shopping malls to construction and power production, and borrowed from international investors through Eurobonds and sukuk Islamic financing.
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Investigators found and interviewed the taxi driver, who said he picked up the man in the San Lazaro neighborhood of Manila, a community of low-cost, high-rise condos and shopping malls.
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Analysts argue the chain still has way too much real estate — with much of that situated in archaic shopping malls — and constant promotions on its bras and underwear are weighing on profits.
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As hundreds of black-clad protesters, many wearing masks, gathered in shopping malls chanting slogans calling for Hong Kong independence, or singing anthems of the pro-democracy movement, police responded in strength.
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Macy's, JCPenney, and Sears are among dozens of mall-based retailers that have closed thousands of stores over the past couple of years amid massive declines in foot traffic to shopping malls.
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The company has almost 200 stores, primarily in shopping malls, across the U.S. It also owns Abeo, a type of shoe that can be customized to match the shape of a customer's foot.
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"Assets like industrial, logistics/business parks — these will add a new excitement to the asset classes that CapitaLand is traditionally strong at, which are shopping malls, offices, residential and service apartments," he added.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said he's rethinking his negative view toward the fate of American shopping malls following Monday's announcement that Simon Property Group was buying rival Taubman Centers in a $3.6 billion deal.
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Pandora has closed 70 of its 240 shops in China on the order of the government and at its remaining ones, mostly in shopping malls, customer traffic is "next to none", Lacik said.
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Pandora has closed 70 of its 240 shops in China on the order of the government and at its remaining ones, mostly in shopping malls, customer traffic is "next to none", Lacik said.
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Despite an increase in new modern shopping malls, the beauty and tradition of the Grand Bazaar continues to be an advantage, in 2014 it was listed as the world's most visited tourist attraction.
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Orange Julius, a creamsicle-esque precursor to the mall smoothie, became a food court staple as early as the 23s, when the company's locations moved from the streets to the first shopping malls.
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The wholesale shift to the suburbs, ever-longer commutes and the rise of shopping malls and big-box stores fractured community life, as downtowns emptied and commerce shifted to the edges of highways.
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The project in India began with Mumbai Central station in January 2016, and last September it expanded beyond public transportation to include stations across the country, shopping malls, bus stops, cafes and more.
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Apple wants to give users a detailed look at shopping malls and airports around the world so that it's easier to find food and other pre-flight areas of interest near your gate.
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The U.S. Embassy's message warned against being in public spaces such as concert halls, movie theaters, museums, shopping malls, and sports venues citing "potential security concerns" but did not specify what they were.
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For more than two weeks, protesters angry over the fuel taxes and the high cost of living have been blocking roads across France, impeding access to fuel depots, shopping malls and some airports.
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Unibail-Rodamco's plan for its American shopping malls is to "focus on improving them, ride out the storm and see where we go from there," said the company's chief financial officer this week.
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