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Inside the Reinvention of Saks Fifth Avenue

Can the 92-year-old department store win back high-spending shoppers after years of inching downmarket?
A white polished-plaster tower anchors the rotunda space of Saks Fifth Avenue's new store in Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan, designed by architect Richard Found | Source: Saks
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  • Lauren Sherman

NEW YORK, United States

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