that any bank goals signals portfolio spend jeremy's best known department store berlin's cottage aid to the country's top high street chain galleria and the futuristic power skyscraper project. the super york belonging to businessman renee vanco has just come on the market for nearly 40000000 euros. the empire of the self made billionaire from austria has been crumbling for some time. rising interest rates and folding property valuations have now led to the bankruptcy of bank coast, cigna holding company. the construction on handbooks l patella has come to a halt. another cigna project, the 950000000 euro skyscraper was designed as a prestige project for the city, but build a cigna can no longer pay its bills. using titles, i think the rise of cigna began around the year 2000. at that time, vanco acquired numerous properties and desirable locations at 1st in austria, and then internationally. since 2019, the company has owned the clinics, chrysler building in new york. cigna has also been active in retail since 2013 when bank co took over germany's trouble department store chain cost

it has also been active and retail since 2013 when bank co took over germany's trouble department store chain costs. that until recently, the group had steaks and retailers in switzerland and the u. k. well, bank who is considered media shy to maintain strong contacts and also treating politics and politicians that now down playing the effects of the companies, bankruptcy. these degree had said it's important that the financial institutions remain stable, be deprived, and it's done uh then it will become interesting for austria as a destination for investment, but it looks well balanced for now. and that's the most important thing in this situation. also this is gabby and jessie to, to on it's my, the sophistic step, the insolvency administrators now have a hockey leon task to scrutinize the complex corporate network of renee benco to bangladesh and workers. and the country's most important expert sector in the textile industry are demanding a higher minimum wage. they've demonstrated in the streets, tax factories, faults with police and burn vehicles. to press home their demands. at le

jeff: if we weren't a department store today, we would indent one.een able to get new categories now online. so i bet on department stores and i made my career doing this and it is still very relevant. we are looking at where traffic is moving. we are testing that in bloomingdale's and with macy's. so we will be ready for where the customer is evolving and we have strong assets to do that. caroline: these are areas of investment, chat bots? jeff: yes. we have 4 million customers at macy's and 4 million at looming dale's. so to have that data to customize for the consumer is where this is going. how do you make the brand more relevant? it is at the customer level. it is no longer broad-based promotion. it is what you might be interested in and to serve it up in the way you might want that is the secret to success for an omni-channel retailer going forward. caroline: you mentioned throughout your career this is what you have been doing. you have worked at the macy's brand for more than 40 years and this is your last black friday. you haven't thought of

the department store's net sales total down 9.4%, that's the department store the nordstrom rack salescall, the ceo said the rack stores continue to be grea investments. rack stores, he thinks, are un underappreciated now, lower markdowns helped gross margins expand this is another retailer with decent margins the holiday quarter, though, the implied earnings forecast, a little weaker than expected, especially considering this 12-cent beat here in the third quarter. erik nordstrom joining the chorus of conservative retail ceos calling out continued uncertainty and softening consumer spend beauty and accessories stronger than other categories. that beauty just continues to take off i guess everyone is just looking their best these days. mel, back to you >> certainly are on this desk, court. >> you know it >> thank you, courtney reagan. >> st. ives scrub? >> the abapricot. >> when i go to sephora. >> they don't sell that there. >> oh. >> nordstrom really encapsulates all the problems that the consumer faces, it has the worst merchandise in terms of what the consumer wants to buy -- i was

so the office buildings started emptying, the department stores started emptying, and the motorcade, when it finally did come off of a hot property and onto main street, the motorcade anhe left fort worth on athouse high. people were cheering and waving and the bands wereying and the cheerleaders were doing their thing. and and the story is that i have heard after th fact are t that people were very proud that fort worth hosted the president of the united states and the first lady. and they were very glad that they had an opportunity to see them in person and to and to host them in such fine fashion. one of the one of the things that a lot of people don't know about what fort worth did in preparation for that event was that some of the local families with extensive art collections that are now in museums loaned monies and their and renoirs original paintings and sculpture to decorate their room in the hilton hotel and when they got there that night, they didn't take note of it. a little brochure had been printed that described what was hanging on the walls and sitting on the coffee t

in the windows of the capital's department store you can see a real winter fairy tale: santa claus on the dormouse, a bear under the moon, children on a sled, a frosty winter evening, three-dimensional pictures of new year's legends painted in soft... pastel colors of blue, white, pink and purple. today we will continue to monitor the regular continental season hockey league then, as dynamo minsk strives to reach the playoffs. they will make a stop in yekaterinburg, where they will go out to fight a local motorist. belarus 5 organizes a live broadcast for sports fans: start at 16:50. in the standings of the western conference, dynamo is in eighth place, with 32 points, motorist: fifth in the eastern conference, the urals have 40 points. the broadcast will continue with economic news, how events are developing in the country and the world, you can follow along with etn on our social networks or in the mobile application using the qr code on the screen. see you at 8:00 on the first button. a council for strategic projects has been created in belarus, the development bank will increase f

the department store sold itself last year when it had multiple take overs. 30. for the past year and a half, it stuck most time between 20 and 30. couple to high teen this is year, wow, nasty. khol's is back to 24 and change riding a 17% gain from last year alone. it gives you almost 8% return. is that safe? yeah, sure. of course the department store is second challenge. maybe khol's could get a boost from kingsbory. maybe his efforts have taken root. stocks have some upside surprise. bars are hotter than say for target or gap. finally the last retailer going into earnings from point ofweakness is nordstrom. this is another name flying blind. my store was empty when i checked last week. last quarter included a huge bottom line. management is reiterated guidance turned up today in negative catalyst. i don't have a ton of things to say. i like the nordstrom rack price point. it hasn't been in the past. the other side of the coin. retailers going into earningsth. there's abercrombie and fitch, urban outfitters. abercrombie has been a standout come back story wi

in the windows of the capital's department store you can see a real winter fairy tale.ol of the coming new year is the dragon. and we always surprise our residents of the city of minsk; this time we also have these sculptures on both sides. what is our task: to create for people, first of all , new year's eve. mood, alim, what did wrestling teach you? set goals for yourself, achieve them, discipline, self-discipline, demanding of you, well... go to the goals that you set for yourself, the life of my guest is a struggle, both in the figurative and literal sense of the word: the struggle for a place on a pedestal, on a wrestling mat, fighting fear and doubt, fighting to achieve your goals and desires. today my guest is two-time world champion, chairman of the belarusian wrestling federation, alim selimov. alim, hello, kind day. i know that you were born in a large family, the youngest, well, according to tradition, has a special attitude, he is not scolded, everyone... loves him, he gets all the best, was it the same for you? you know, i, uh, lost my father very early, i

there was no crowd at the far east stands in the seventy-fifth pavilion, where a department store openede figurines with signature vyad painting, you definitely won’t leave here without gifts for yourself and your family. well, by the way, entertainment is entertainment... and the exhibition of achievements is also a platform where the most important issues are discussed. pavilion 57 - education area. at the exhibition of the ministry of education you can be transported to ultra-modern clans and the most vivid impressions. an endless stream of people. the whole family goes to the russia exhibition. show children how huge our country is, how diverse it is. or class for everyone. there will be questions a lot, this is clear even before the start of the tour. which regions of russia do you want to see? north caucasus? the exhibition, which gives us all the opportunity to rediscover russia, begins the far east. this is not just the other side of the country, as was previously believed, but a rapidly developing, vibrant region in which indigenous peoples honor their traditions. yakutia can't

in the us state of washington more than 400 workers of the department store chain macy's are planningriday through to sunday. they allege unfair labour practices and are demanding better wages. the fourth friday of november, or black friday, is on the busiest and most probable semi daysin days in macy's stores —— is one of the busiest and most profitable days in macy's stores. the uk government's forecaster says the economy will grow much more slowly than expected in the next two years as inflation takes longer to fall. the office for budget responsibility slashed its growth outlook to 0.7% in 2024 and 1.4% in 2025. that's down from a previous forecast of 1.8% and 2.5% respectively. according to the office for budget responsibility, it could take up five to years for living standards to return to pre—pandemic levels. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. the 93 bus serves port carlisle and other villages along the beautiful solway coast. there's 17 villages between carlisle that this b

year we opened earlier to please the residents of the capital, in the windows of the capital's department store can see a real winter fairy tale: santa claus on a sleigh, a bear under the moon, children on a sled, frosty winter evening, three-dimensional pictures of new year's legends are painted in soft pastel colors of blue, white, pink and purple. the minsk basketball club today has an excellent chance to break the protracted series of defeats in the unified league, because its neighbor will come to visit in the basement of the saratov avtodor standings. the game will start at 19:30. 10 minutes before this, the belarus 5 tv channel will begin broadcasting live from minskana. thus , the belarusian club will continue its three-match home series, which will end on november 26 with a match with the kuban locomotive. and that was how it was informational. atn continues to monitor developments in the country and the world, details are already at noon on the first button. watch everything that modern belarus lives today on the belarus 24 tv channel, this is news from the country and abroad, broadca

>> it is likely you will get it at the department stores.e ones who have been increasing the amount of merchandise. especially apparel. then u.s. mall stores online. >> from a final point, on a relative value basis and former trader in me likes to look at relative value. if i was to be shopping in the last two to three weeks before k christmas, where do you anticipate the relative deals? electronics or appliances or clothing? >> a spike in discounts the weekend before cyber money. the most promotional is the department stores because they have been out of favor. we expect to see the same trend. there are some winners. amazon because of the value proposition is expected to beat earnings and post a positive surprise. consumers will gravitate toward walmart for every day value discounting and the consumer wants designer for less. tjx and ross are expected to be winners. you have a following with lululemon and ralph lauren and abercrombie. >>> thank you. coming up on the show, more support and what beijing did to send stocks surging in the overn

a lot of the goods we are selling at department stores, discount stores across the board costs less on opportunities. we aspect a big weekend. edward: would you consider this a solid win for stores when it is all over because of the spending we are seeing or because we heard some forecasts from retailers, dick's sporting-goods said that in the future they expect a softer consumer but when all is said and done you think it will be solid. >> record number of americans say they will be out this weekend, one hundred 82 million blowing away any previous record by 15 million americans shopping. 92% of all americans say they will celebrate some holiday before the end of this calendar year. they will be celebrating. what we've seen through the course of this year is consumers have become more deliberate, more intentional, they are looking for deals and promotions, the ones who purchase discretionary items need to feel confident that it's the best deal they could get at that moment and then shifting more of their wallet and their monthly spend is going to those other necessities whether that is

health -- gasoline station down 8% probably good news sporting news down, department stores down 4.1%ailers of things going to report comp sales on those things we talked today target down 4.9%, very clear that going into holiday here consumers buying less than they did last year, certainly inflation adjusted basis very tough holiday for retailers of things of products that you buy, so up restaurants could be up travel could be up but not what retailers saw that is not good news for retail stocks. >> great point how do you counter that look, we're looking at an economy that is slowing, that is no secret here. >> well, yeah, when i look at retailer sales i look at bars and restaurants because if people are out about drinking a good sign, that is what has been happening recent months, i restaurant sales didn't see detail yet but the definitely spending on services, goods are a problem, again, a retail direct retailer store stronts. >> stacey thoughts on numbers this morning. stacey: there a little bit better than expected we talked about, certainly i think that there here and have-nots,

what about the department stores, you stay away from all of them? >> macy's is doing interesting things. you look at what macy's is doing. i was there this morning, there's traffic there this morning. i think they're doing well online. they're doing more with their own brands and bringing in new brands. >> when do they grow again? >> 2024, back half of the year would be the most time frame. i think what tom kingsbury is doing at kohl's needs to be watched. i worry about nordstrom, not just the rack business, you need to grow the full line. >> we talked about the discounters. what the moment is, the magic moment before their model starts to pop, do we have to wait until a recession is right in our face? >> i think you're seeing a pop right now. you look at walmart. walmart is getting traffic, transactions, gaining share. >> what about dg and dollar tree? >> you'll hear from them next we're. those are more circumspect than the big discounters. >> what is your baseline assumption for consumer spending next year? >> i think it's going to be low single d

the rise discount department stores which have their own draws has also played a role in dismantling the all the way price retailers have set themselves apart is they have in the of the items they so you're gonna it's almost like a treasure hunt experience when you find something you you love and that at a discounted price, might be the only items like that on the floor, even though some also found new ways to thrive in the current environment, not all of them will survive. and the ones that do likely. look the same as they did 2 or 3 decades ago. >> and switching gears now to talk a bit about what's happening up in tahoe. many of the ski resorts in lake tahoe are now open. it's an early christmas present for skiers and snowboarders. palisades tahoe celebrated opening day on the slopes wednesday, even though there's been a lack of snowfall in the recent weeks, colder temperatures have allowed for resorts to make their own snow and other resorts that are now open include heavenly melrose and northstar. all right. so let's take a live look outside at the city of san francisco. looking

now, the british department store retailerjohn lewis has just released its much—anticipated christmasnual tradition in the uk and signals the countdown to christmas. but the company behind it has been struggling through some difficult times. branding expert lynne deason explained how important these ads can be. people love christmas ads, they make people smile, they get us in the mood for christmas. i often get asked,is mood for christmas. i often get asked, is thisjust mood for christmas. i often get asked, is this just about short—term return, just about getting people through the door? the golden quarter is important for retailers but these do also impact what people think in the long—term. do also impact what people think in the long-term— do also impact what people think in the long-term. normally john lewis would offer something _ would offer something heart—wrenching and emotional, this year is a bit strange, let's have a look. they're coming up with something different, maybe the pointerjust to get us talking about a retailer, is that a sign of success these days? a retailer,

there wasn't much differentiation between the solo stores and major department stores where he once solde my mom suns sold lingerie the way the stores could distinguish themselves was through gift wrapping. pop sold gift paper to tape to the ribbon that tied it all together oh, pop was brilliant at so many things he loved john milton, "paradise lost" guy. he used to constantly count the rolls after i knocked them over, setting them up again and again. i couldn't figure out why he kept counting them only long after when i took an economic class in college, i realize he counted them because he didn't pay for the rolls directly he borrowed money to buy this merchandise. or as i learned when i too owned my own business, he financed them i always wondered what was the big deal, if he had too much christmas paper, couldn't he use it again next year i didn't realize that's not how it works just sitting on this stuff for 12 months is expensive the business didn't have the money on hand to pay for the finance charges, which were really high back then. something i didn't understand back then eithe

is — department store, the first thing i look for is men'sjeans. | department store, the first thing jeans. i will not l ask you what you think of my jeans ask you what you think of myjeans this morning because i probably know the answer. the flat growth 0.1% were 0.2% when those figures matter, not just for the were 0.2% when those figures matter, notjust for the prime minister in downing street but for the future of businesses just like this up and down the country. claire was saying she thinks there might be some green shoots. the problem is the bank of england thinks only half of the impact of high interest rates had passed down to people in the wider economy. there is a chance that things could get worse before they get better. flat growth, as a reminder betweenjuly get better. flat growth, as a reminder between july and get better. flat growth, as a reminder betweenjuly and september, 0% for gdp growth was that the bank of england says, in the next year, there is a 50% chance of recession, a real worry, notjust politically. you learn a lot about the economy by coming to busines

department stores.ther places where you might go buy this brand, not the ralful lauren store, julie, this is not a surprise, but it's a continuation of a theme. >> yeah, it's almost surprising, right. it's very hard to wean yourself off of the department store channel. it's a large buyer, easy transaction to do, it's very efficient, but when it starts to fall apart in terms of its ability to generate consumer traffic, you're in a world of hurt. so, they don't really have the store base in order to be able to drive that business somewhere else, so, i think it's a recognition that their ability to really control their own supply chain and their own ability to reach consumers is up to them, it's going to take time for that to happen and of course, they are exposed to the consumer in a big way. we think of it as the high end, but it's actually the majority of its profitability is in the mid level, i think this is the most at risk. >>> we have a news alert on morgan stanley. the company's international wealt

it is, not that anybody is in department stores anymore.vision show. but there's an amount of production and creative energy that goes into music, which should be, you know, compensated for. and i think the big companies themselves are terrified of new technology. but really it's about reprioritizing what matters and understanding that music is creative output that demands revisions and productions and fellow artists and is a building process inherently that requires time and energy and needs resources dedicated to it, not just creative ones but financial ones. >> yeah. >> the more you can bring this up, again, especially in the holiday season, when we're all singing along. you're listening to your favorite mariah carey holiday album. >> speak on it. no career tips here, but you can get your body of work associated annually with the largest holiday in the world. >> put in the reboot of "love actually," is it in there? i don't even know. but it's -- you're so talented and your voice is so extraordinary. >> thank you very much. >> you deserve

department store employees are trying to win the title of employee of the month . this is the story of the movie "exemplary employee" which will be broadcasted at 19:00 on show network. this is not a novel, the book of honey pik khano has been found and everyone loves it. the life of a single line has not been written, the publication of the book by a pizza seller and the reception of the audience is the beginning of the story of the movie raz it is henry peek who is lost in the ocean one day at 20 minutes on the network antenna. this animated story is in search of distance, which will be broadcasted at 22:00 in 4k format on farat network. and the movie rebellious flames will be broadcasted on the show network at 11:00 p.m. this is an adventure movie. a mafia group is planning to set fire to a restaurant. maryam mohammadi, radio and television news agency. today, the introduction ceremony of the managers of 5 cima channel was held. channel 5 is going to produce content in the field of tehran university in an exclusive and special way. introduction of mohammad baghe

navodh opened a department store space; domestically produced goods from all regions of our country are here. the fair showcased knitwear, cosmetics, carpets with traditional russian embroidery, wool felt boots, hand-painted samovars, traditional aviation baskets, amber jewelry, and genuine leather products. and today a new cycle of the project starts at the russian exhibition. music together, at vdnkhday, today, november 9 and 16, in the atom pavilion there is a casting for participation in the great country song project. with the support of the presidential fund, cultural videos will be held on the territory of vdnk. anyone can become a participant. my colleague maria valieva works at vdnh. she attended the final performance of the play difficult exam. performed by the group of the adyghe republican college of arts. she. joins, mash, i greet you again, today we have already seen your inclusions from the exhibition, now you have watched the play, as i understand it, this production raises an extremely important issue and problematic relationship between the father, and fathers and chil

the robbery of a local department store had been an inside job.en working at the store at the time, and handed over $7,000 to a masked gunman. if we had been here, on january 1st, 2012, what might we have seen? >> you can see an individual come from the southwest side of the parking lot, he stopped the gun in josh's face >> a pistol? >> yes. he ended up falling, down being knocked down. >> the tipster claim that josh was in the victim of the robbery, but actually one of the participants. and that is powell, sirius, had been the mastermind, not only of the departments are job, the prime mover in the crime wave, responsible for multiple armed robberies. most of them were captured on surveillance video. the two bodybuilders secret sideline was ahead snapping revelation. >> sirius underwood was robbing tumbleweed restaurants, drug dealers, or hitting the gabriel brothers. during the day, he's the sweetest guy, loves the women, and they love him, we'll train with you, poster boy, just an all great american. >> the cops believe that linking serious and

the rise of discount department stores which have their own draws has also played a role in dismantlingraditional law. the way price retailers have set themselves apart is they have. in the of the items they so you're gonna it's almost like a treasure hunt experience when you find something you you love and that at a discounted price, might be the only items like that on the floor, even though some malls have found new ways to thrive in the current environment, not all of them will survive. and the ones that do likely look the same as they did 2 or 3 decades ago. >> all right. we take a look at an exhibit showing disney fans props and memorabilia fans props and memorabilia from walt's fault of my mom's alzheimer's never changed how much we love her. but it did change her. she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. she started yelling. pacing around. kept repeating the same questions. she got agitated often. so we asked her doctor for help. rexulti is the only fda-approved medication proven to reduce agitation symptoms that may happen with dementia

free, yes, give me a lift there, yeah, dunverga. hello, go outside, try on at least the entire department storere are you you write, well, where are you writing, so shout, i can’t do anything, i’m not going either, well, our voice is like that, well, please write, write hand -laid, 80%, there is knushevskaya, knushevitsa. well, go already, go, god, what a joy, alive, how you found me, got ruffled a little, work clothes are comfortable, where do you live, in a common room, well, what is so interesting to you here? you should at least ask how we live, well, how do you live, but we ran away, the apartment is now free, you can live, you have the key, you haven’t lost it, how you ran away, completely, and how you left, completely or temporarily, hold on. what is this? what about juices, fruits? where do i put it at work? let me take it, i’m in the hostel anyway, so i’ll drop it off, thank you. why did konushevskaya take the pencil? konushevitskaya. i completely lost my head over you, but i gave my word, they are waiting for me there. the main premiere of the year, the general's walks, are quite inno

a few steps from the main square of the city, the square of fallen fighters, is the central department storehe sixth field army of the wehrmacht, including its commander, general field marshal paulus. the picture we already have they tried to restore it for years, even today it is being transformed. here, that is , memories written by one person at different times. they may even look completely different, that is, laskin himself, the legendary man who captured the film-marshal, was arrested, so for a long time, the participants in the captivity could not say his name, only today, of course, this name of the legendary man was included in the stalingrad encyclopedia , which captivated the film-marshal, the most impressive monument to the bloody battle, the memorial complex on mamayev mounds, battles on military maps the mound was designated as height 102:00 135 days out of 200 days of the battle of stalingrad , fierce battles were fought for it. after the fighting rolled back to the west, in this relatively small area, sappers found and cleared 40,000 unexploded bomb shells. during the constru

department store employees are trying to win the title of employee of the month. is the story of the movie "exemplary employee" which will be broadcasted at 19:00 on show network. this is not roman. honey's book pik has found his fans and not everyone loves him, because of what nardi pik has never written a single line in his life. the publication of the book by a pizza seller and the reception of the audience from that beginning. the story of the movie "the secret of henry peak" is that i will prove it at 20:30 on chaharood network . this is a trick to forget the blue fish and one day it gets lost in the ocean . the farat network broadcasts and the movie "sholehe hai karesh" at 23:00 from the network is an adventure film about a mafia group that plans to set fire to a restaurant. maryam mohammadi radio news thank you for giving us your kind look today, god willing, may your heart be happy, your lips smile for 60 minutes tomorrow, and may god bless you. together with one flag , we closed our hearts to abadi mieh, this world is not ours, we are together. civilians

. >> just hours before the kohl's department store in pleasant hill was set to open for black friday.eople crashed of answer one of the store's entrances. good evening. thanks for us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis pleasant hill. police say that the trio got away with several stolen items. proffers rob nesbitt reports now on the holiday break in. >> the entrance of the cold store looks very different on friday, boarded up now. but thursday night, it was a very different scene when the vehicle that crashed into the building was still here. the 3 suspects, though, were not black. friday shoppers at the cole's in pleasant hill were not expecting this. were you surprised when you saw the boarded-up? pleasant hill. police got the call around 07:45pm thursday that this van drove to the stores east entrance on monument boulevard. jessica robinson was near the store at the time of the crash. we weren't sure what was going on. we saw the and then we saw there. it's a ton of police cars, but we weren't sure if it was like a drunk driving thing or if it was a theft th

assortment, and this is of course a successful opening, among the trends of expanding the format of department storesd this is one of the key areas that does not allow trading floors to be empty; analysts believe that the so-called and third echelon brands that are actively entering the market produce quality items, but there were less noticeable against the backdrop of international giants who invested huge amounts of money in promotion, there were international giants with whom they were constantly trying to compete for there, they divided the consumer, and in general they wanted to become better and better every year concept and in terms of assortment according to the price policy in order to get a little bit, little by little, but to accustom... consumers that there are also them, the expansion of brands that have already entered the russian market occurred not only in the field of fashion household goods. kaluga region, from these conveyors almost continuously, 15 million paper towels come out every day, and toilets use twice that amount of paper. we have three lines for the production of toilet

and among department stores, macy's, kohl's and nordstrom are on the list. most walgreens will be closed as well. this is the first time the pharmacy chain has closed stores on thanksgiving day, but it's 24 hour locations will stay open. the same goes for cvs. we're celebrating native american heritage month at abc7. so tonight we're highlighting how indigenous community are boosting the us economy. according to the national center for american indian enterprise development. native communities are having a lot of success building sustainable economies rooted in their cultural values. they're also employing thousands of workers and generating billions of dollars. those tribes are supporting states. >> they're supporting local economy swease many of our tribes are involved in tourism. >> next month, president biden is set to host leaders from some of the 574 federally recognized tribes at the white house. they'll discuss ways the federal government can invest in native american communities. the third annual warm clothing and toy drive is underway tonight. san f

the san francisco spca has been teaming up with the department store.u like to continue with the animal noises? >> for 40 years, the holiday adoption event, they're hoping to get 600 animals adopted between now and the new year. when they look like that, not ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ male announcer: "in touch," the teaching ministry of dr. charles

and this time we did not do it by region, but did it exactly as the product was presented - in department storesnse, this is the uniqueness - of our fair, we selected each product manually only with our hearts, because that we wanted to present the best, and today at the russian exhibition, first region day. this honor fell to the kamchatka region. he is represented by governor vladimir solodov. unique nature, volcanoes adjacent to glaciers, boiling gezers, hot springs, waterfalls, picturesque lakes visitors to the exhibition today will be able to participate in a drawing for a tourist voucher. in recent years , much has indeed been done to improve the quality of life in this region. the social sphere and transport of people are developing. kamchatka today is not just a protected region, not just a corner where everyone, without exception, a resident of russia, dreams of visiting, we want this dream to become a reality, kamchatka is an advanced, progressive region, a region of the future, which is already showing today what you can be successful by betting on the green economy, on the use of ren

the yuletide gallery with eight windows of the city of the stalichny department store is created by theour task: to create a pre-new year mood for people, and of course, the symbol of the coming new year is the dragon. and we always make our lives happy in the city of minsk. how to tame a dragon is known to the amatars of the selfie, which is what the uzho acanili know photogenic nature of two-meter heroes. darechy, he himself took the breath. green dragon fruits are suitable for roses, options for christmas tree tchotchkes and souvenirs. we have a large number of products with the symbol of the coming year, these are piggy banks, figurines, they are also stylized in different ways, there are piggy banks in the form of a dragon, a dinosaur, a mountain snake. dishes, candles, boxes, jumping on windows, distant school pendants and giant balls with illumination. we have an assortment of 1000 on our fingers. we came from latvia on an excursion just to get to know each other minsk, in general, we were very pleased with such a scale, just such a choice, well , we are very happy with all sorts

the department store is a long-lasting winter casserole.ll months of the middle ages, the frosty winter evenings, the voluminous images of winter legends painted in soft pastel tones of blue, white, rouge and violet. the country's new year's eve tale with national kalarits and new christmas trees. the palace of the republic is roaring and the marathon of magic. faye, concert halls are jumping with kilometers of light garlands tinsel. the park has a central photo zone and the image of a charming tree. i 'm going to show you the republican dabrachyny action of our dzetsi. klopat and ivagu palace of the republic and to orphans, disabled people and children with families. what is known is satsyyalna unsafe stanovischy, pakazas pachnuzza 22 and 23 snow, traditional, on the small valiant stages. there will be new design elements, new photo zones will appear, new approaches to style and design in general will appear, this will include the use of led screens, and new technical elements of the stage will appear. both a large and a small hall, which

two-story houses were demolished in order to build another palace of soviet cooperation, or a department storely be surprised how the wooden church survived at this time. at this place in 1508 the first... temple of the city of dyatlov appeared, then it burned down in the 16th century and a new one was built in the form of a ship, a beautiful building. today , a huge modern temple has been erected next to it. like this an illustration of the fact that history and modernity can still coexist. as you may have guessed, you won’t be able to stay in dyatlovo for long. after all, the city is small and a few hours will be enough to see all its attractions. moreover, the road and many more unsolved mysteries of the dyatlov crime await me. in my many travels, i discovered the beauty of spontaneous stops, like an unremarkable village, a church, but as soon as you stop you find some amazing fact. in the dyatlovsky district there is the palace where the king lives. i’m not crazy, these are by no means fairy tales, there really is a village here called the palace, in which people with the surname king live

half shoppers still shop at department stores or discount stores and discounters and small business about 24%. one sad note on the subject of holiday shopping. that is credit card debt, a lot of us putting it on credit cards, last report $1 trillion on american credit card, increase of $48 billion last quarter, that is before this christmas shopping season. be careful, you might go broke. >> brian: i've never seen someone so far away from their cameraman, are you in a fight? >> he didn't bathe this morning. we need to keep our distance. >> brian: that is great. >> carley: he is trying to show the maul is emptier than normal. >> carley: glad that cameraman did that work. holiday spending is expecting to slow. 13.5% of people spent on black friday, now in 2022, 5.4%. now between 3 and 4%, things are slowing down because of the economy. people like jeff said putting stuff on their credit card and having trouble paying it off, fewer people buying gifts this year. >> joey: some people predicted this would happen, equivalent of 7 trillion as result of covid. everyone has money in the bank, they

meaning long lines like these might not be a common sight across department stores this black friday. but it doesn't mean consumers will not be shopping at all through the weekend, which means for retail businesses. >> we have had people who have been loyal to us. >> this year about 60% of holiday shoppers might choose small business saturday for holiday shopping. according to a report by bank rate. some analysts say that social media is now the place where some are finding inspiration. >> the toy space as well have a lot of influencers parenting influencers showing what they're giving their kids and really influencing what the top toys of the year that are likely going to sell out. >> in tradition years the traditional black friday have gone on a traditional revolution. in november through december shopping holiday season accounts for about 20% of retailer sales or the the full year. the national retail federation, 5.4% increase in 2022. in atlanta i'm ivan rodriguez. >> scientists say the world's biggest ice ge iceberg is movinr three decades on antarctica. nearly 4,000 square kilom

demonstrates as a new york city block to finish giving day parade. annual event is held by the department store may see some of the processors more t shirts for the slogans including stopped the genocide and free palestine. several demonstrations, but arrested and been led away by clinics. the son of the lebanese m p from sizeable, that has been buried near baby boot. almost rod was among 5 high ranking as bottle members killed. and in these very striking the southern 11th on thursday. as paula has counted dodge more than 20 or tax on his way, the military positions, since the war on guns began. and the war and guys are at least threatening to destabilize the region. as of all the young ones who fees have increased, attacks on israel in recent days, because they're not called a report from the quarter in southern level aircraft carriers in the mediterranean, a guided missile submarine, the u. s. has deployed military assets that it says are intended to deter the widening of the war in gaza and protect its interests across the region. and it has used force in one of the latest incidents the us c

francine: there was also a moment where you had to change the company to get away from the department stores. that lowered the ambition for the company. how hard was that? patrice: from a financial standpoint, it is challenging, but if you go back to the roots of this company, this company was founded as a luxury company. the first tie that ralph launched was only 2.5 times the price of a christian dior tie. no one would disagree that christian dior is an incredible luxury company. we had to pull back our presence in the u.s. because the brand was overextended. we reduced about two thirds of our wholesale doors. as i look now, we are two or three years into the exercise, we are in a much stronger place. our brand perception is much stronger. our value perception is much stronger. francine: the elevation journey, this ultra luxury at the time was not necessarily a given. now, when you look at the luxury company, it is clear that if you are in the ultraluxury space, you can increase prices, you have a lot more markets around the world instead of moderate luxury. what made you see that back the

million, so the key for everyone involved is to get back to work. ., ~ , ., now, the british department storets much anticipated christmas advert. over the past decade and a half, it's become something of an annual tradition in the uk, and signals the countdown to christmas. but the company behind it has been struggling through some difficult times. let's hear now from ian forrester. founder and chief executive of the advertising agency daivid. we tend to look at these things and think it is christmas ad, they are warm and emotional and lovely, it is big business though, it involves a lot of money. big business though, it involves a lot of money-— big business though, it involves a lot of mone . . , ., ., ., , lot of money. yeah, they are totally critical to performance. _ lot of money. yeah, they are totally criticalto performance. new- critical to performance. new research from the advertising association launched today shows record amounts of being spent on media in the uk at christmas, £9.5 billion. that is not surprising when you consider injohn lewis's case a0% of their annual profit oc

this is the most new department store number 17.ago, and now they are showing it to the minister of defense. at the production of il aviastar united aircraft corporation, which is part of rostec , sergey shaigu visited. the minister checked how the state defense order in ulyanovsk is being carried out. the head of the plant reported to the military already in october that the next division of beech trees would be handed over ahead of schedule. and the team and infrastructure of the enterprise are ready. the execution of the state defense order at the arseniev plant was checked by the minister of defense of russia sergey shaigu, the head of the plant reported to the minister about the increase in the production of combat helicopters for the air force, and before the trip to arseniev sergey shaigu checked execution of the state defense order at the second primorsky zvezda plant. the minister of defense familiarized himself with the progress of the construction of the floating dock complex and the modernization of nuclear submarines. t

tailor's workshop were plundered again in 1922, then they were almost demolished to build a department storenother 300 years, well, it will stand for more than 300 years, this is a restoration, but 300 years, of course, this is impossible, but well, decades , that's for sure. in recent years , 78 moscow shrines have been restored, restoration work continues on another sixty, the oldest monastery in the capital, novospaski. and restorations. before the restoration it was only assumed that the cathedral was painted in the 16th century ; these secrets became a discovery during century kostroma masters, led by the then very famous artist nikitin. now this is no longer an assumption, it is a fact, he is behind these ancient doors. under the later painting, restorers discovered this inscription: gury nikitin, vasily iosipov and other workers. kostroma swords, from the floor to the copal, the walls of the cathedral are decorated with frescoes of the century, half of which were hidden, for example, this wonderful ornament was completely absent, it was under different red and white paints, now we hav

and among department stores, macy's, kohl's and nordstrom are on the list. greens will be closed as well. this is the first time the pharmacy chain has closed stores on thanksgiving day, but it's 24 hour locations will stay open. the same goes for cvs. we're celebrating native american heritage month at abc7. so tonight we're highlighting how indigenous community are boosting the us economy. according to the national center for american indian enterprise development. native communities are having a lot of success building sustainable economies rooted in their cultural values. they're also employing thousands of workers and generating billions of dollars. those tribes are supporting states. >> they're supporting local economy swease many of our tribes are involved in tourism. >> next month, president biden is set to host leaders from some of the 574 federally recognized tribes at the white house. they'll discuss ways the federal government can invest in native american communities. the third annual warm clothing and toy drive is underway tonight. san francisco