The owner of Saks Fifth Avenue said it will shut down Neiman Marcus’s century-old flagship store — just two months after acquiring its longtime luxury rival in a blockbuster merger.

The store is located at 172 Worth Avenue.“We are committed to treating every colleague with respect and fairness throughout the process. Transfer opportunities to nearby Saks Fifth Avenue ...

The Fifth Avenue Club West Hollywood is the brand’s 21st location, with additional sites set to open in key markets throughout the year. [READ MORE: Saks to grow Fifth Avenue Club format in ...

Following months of unease, luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue is in hot water yet again. It was recently reported that Saks owed many of its brands upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

and now beyond. the close, additional concerns have emerged. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. A Saks Fifth Avenue store in Union Square, San Francisco, California. ... [+] (Photo by Robert Alexander ...

Saks Fifth Avenue plans to close its Palm Beach store on Worth Avenue on April 19, ending nearly a century of doing business in Palm Beach. The decision marks a remarkable shift in the fortunes of ...

The luxury retailer moved to reassure vendors after its merger with Neiman Marcus.

From delicate Mary Janes and ballet slippers to exotic prints and "naked" styles, here are the biggest shoe trends for Spring ...

This Valentine's Day, if you feel like splurging on gifts for your significant other, we have a few suggestions for you from Saks Fifth Avenue, all under $100. Saks Fifth Avenue is a luxury ...

The firm has secured a three-year, $160 million loan, plus an equity infusion, for 475 Fifth Avenue, its 23-story office building in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, Commercial Observer can first ...

The forthcoming owner of the penthouse may not be on top of the world -- but being on top of Fifth Avenue is still pretty cool. Alden Studios Another sky-high city stunner has just flown off the ...

In fact, Fifth Avenue was called Fifth Street until January 1915. The Wilmington News-Dispatch reported on Dec. 9, 1914, that "51 citizens" had petitioned city council to adopt the Fifth Avenue name.