Suzanne Kapner
Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Reporter for The Wall Street Journal covering the retail and fashion industries.
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Kate King |Suzanne Kapner
David Simon had to step in to rescue the family business when he was 29 years old. Now, more than three decades later, America’s last mall king is thinking about whether his own son will be ready to take the helm. The chief executive of Simon Property Group SPG -1.19%decrease; red down pointing triangle is battling a deadly cancer but isn’t ready to step aside. Even as he scales back his working hours to deal with his health, the notorious micromanager has never been good about giving up control.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Kate King |Suzanne Kapner
David Simon had to step in to rescue the family business when he was 29 years old. Now, more than three decades later, America’s last mall king is thinking about whether his own son will be ready to take the helm. The chief executive of Simon Property Group SPG 0.27%increase; green up pointing triangle is battling a deadly cancer but isn’t ready to step aside. Even as he scales back his working hours to deal with his health, the notorious micromanager has never been good about giving up control.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Kate King |Suzanne Kapner
David Simon had to step in to rescue the family business when he was 29 years old. Now, more than three decades later, America’s last mall king is thinking about whether his own son will be ready to take the helm. The chief executive of Simon Property Group SPG -1.19%decrease; red down pointing triangle is battling a deadly cancer but isn’t ready to step aside. Even as he scales back his working hours to deal with his health, the notorious micromanager has never been good about giving up control.
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3 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Suzanne Kapner
Apparel maker’s stock falls 20% after company lowers its earnings forecast, citing trade war and pullback in consumer spendingLululemon Athletica shares plummeted by more than 20% Friday, after the company said tariffs and consumer malaise would hurt its earnings this year. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber? Sign In
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4 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Kelly Cloonan |Suzanne Kapner
Gap, which also runs Old Navy and Banana Republic, said it doesn't plan to raise prices to offset duties. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Gap estimates tariffs will add up to $300 million in costs this year, but says it doesn't plan to raise prices to offset levies. The company behind Old Navy, Banana Republic and its namesake brand said its total tariff-related costs will be between $250 million and $300 million if current rates remain.
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Kohl’s CEO Ashley Buchanan and Chandra Holt lived together in Texas but kept their relationship quiet as their interests became intertwined at several retail chains. https://t.co/ywsa9qN34k via @WSJ
Kohl’s fired its CEO Ashley Buchanan after it discovered he had instructed the retailer to enter into a “highly unusual” business deal involving a woman with whom he has had a romantic relationship https://t.co/xsYDspOwQT via @WSJ
Trump’s new tariffs hit the top six apparel-exporting countries to the U.S. Companies that previously moved production out of China in search of lower-tariff countries like Vietnam are now forced to rethink their supply chains yet again. https://t.co/qFfhb7mAHF via @WSJ