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Luxury Prices Are Falling; the Sky, Too

Black Friday had an unreal quality for stores selling luxury goods, as retailers had to drastically slash prices to stay afloat during a turbulent economy.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-03-2008
Web Sites Wage Holiday Price Wars

As deserted malls and department stores struggle to court consumers with steep discounts, an even more ferocious price war is being waged online.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-20-2008
Web Sites Wage Holiday Price Wars

As deserted malls and department stores struggle to court consumers with steep discounts, an even more ferocious price war is being waged online.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-20-2008
Web Retailers Are Waging Seasonal Price Wars

As deserted malls and department stores struggle to court consumers with steep discounts, an even more ferocious price war is being waged online.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-19-2008
Saturday Interview: A Not-Quite-a-Dollar Store Closes in on the Buck

Eric Schiffer, 47, the chief executive of 99 Cents Only Stores, spoke about his company, which sells more than a billion dollars of goods a year, and how it is coping with mounting expenses.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 09-12-2008
Saturday Interview: A Not-Quite-a-Dollar Store Closes in on the Buck

Eric Schiffer, 47, the chief executive of 99 Cents Only Stores, spoke about his company, which sells more than a billion dollars of goods a year, and how it is coping with mounting expenses.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 09-12-2008
Cost of N.Y. Retail Survival: 99¢. Or Is It 98¢?

At many 99-cent stores, the signs still advertise rock-bottom prices, but much of the merchandise costs more.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 08-17-2008
Cost of Retail Survival: 99¢. Or Maybe 99¢ Plus.

At many 99-cent stores, the signs still advertise rock-bottom prices, but much of the merchandise costs more.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 08-16-2008
Cost of Retail Survival: 99¢. Or Maybe 99¢ Plus.

At many 99-cent stores, the signs still advertise rock-bottom prices, but much of the merchandise costs more.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 08-16-2008
The Cost of Retail Survival: 99¢. Or Maybe 99¢ Plus.

At many 99-cent stores, the signs still advertise rock-bottom prices, but much of the merchandise costs more.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 08-16-2008

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