How integrating hospitality helps make retailers more resilient
Twelve months to the date, department store chain Lord & Taylor closed its flagship on Fifth Avenue after more than 100 years in business. As we reported in the last issue, that property has now been sold to eCommerce brand Le Tote. Then in Au
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