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Many Traditional Malls Are on Life Support

In what some economists and many governmental officials say is a robust and growing economy, why are major chains closing 6,000 retail stores in malls and strip centers within the near future?

10 minute read July 01, 2015 at 12:07 PM
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Charles M. Tatelbaum
Many Traditional Malls Are on Life Support

In what some economists and many governmental officials say is a robust and growing economy, why are major chains closing 6,000 retail stores in malls and strip centers within the near future?

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