Neiman Marcus to invest $500M to improve customer experiences

June 16, 2021

Neiman Marcus has said that it will invest $500 million to remodel stores, speed deliveries of online orders and acquire new technology focused on improving the shopping experience for its well-heeled customers. The department store retailer announced that it has agreed to purchase Stylyze, an online platform that recommends fashion items based on past purchasing and browsing history.

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