While (probably) not M&S (because who knows who they get to make them) Celtic Treasure Chest in Dunbar have Skips Tingly Prawn Cocktail crisps, Pringles Prawn Cocktail crisps and Walkers Crisps Prawn Cocktail (and their rival Smiths Scampi Fries). They also have Hula Hoops Original.
there was a grocery store chain that used to carry M&S products, I can't remember which one, but it was one I don't really go to much.
these were my must buy, potato hoops, just a plain flavour
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The hoops are yumz. I got something similar at Limey in Victoria: it's called Hula Hoops as mentioned by Changing_City, but pretty much the same thing.
Quick trip through Nordstrom this morning, starting to look a little grim.
All luxury concessions are closed so is Bistro Verde and the Habitat bar on the second floor. Rather sad sight, brings back memories of the Eaton's demise.
Didn't notice anything on sale as of yet, just signs noting that all sales are final.
Quick trip through Nordstrom this morning, starting to look a little grim.
All luxury concessions are closed so is Bistro Verde and the Habitat bar on the second floor. Rather sad sight, brings back memories of the Eaton's demise.
Didn't notice anything on sale as of yet, just signs noting that all sales are final.
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Liquidation starts Tuesday. Will be interesting to see how crazy it gets!
The company didn't immediately respond to an email from Insider seeking details on expected store closures.
Foot Locker has about 1,300 stores in malls in North America. It expects to close as many as 420 by 2026 to focus on its best-performing stores. The company expects to close 25% of its stores in A- and B-rated malls and 50% of its stores in C- and D-rated malls.
Broadly, mall ratings reflect sales per square foot. In a presentation, Foot Locker noted sales at A- and B-rated malls increased 8% since 2019.
While closing hundreds of underperforming mall-based stores, Foot Locker plans to open more than 300 "new concept" stores by 2026, including outside of malls. By 2026, the company expects 50% of its revenue to come from outside of malls, up from 35% today.
Foot Locker hopes to grow its annual revenue by $1 billion to $9.5 billion by 2026. It expects to have about 2,400 stores, 300 fewer than today.
At the investor day, Foot Locker executives described three new store formats, including a 15,000-square-foot "community" store designed for areas with "strong affinity for sneakers." It also plans to open 10,000-square-foot "power stores" that provide an "elevated experience" in shopping areas with a "broad set of consumers" and "house of play" stores, around 7,500 square feet, that seem geared towards kids' products.
Interesting,but I'm not sure what to make of this. Is this significantly higher than normal retail turnover? 10% vacancy is, I believe, lower than office vacancy ATM.
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