Neiman Marcus takes itself off the market
June 14, 2017
Neiman Marcus Group has decided to remove the “for sale” sign on the company after talks with Hudson’s Bay Co. failed to produce a deal. The company, which is carrying nearly $5 billion in debt, has decided that its best chance for success is remaining independent and investing in data analytics and e-commerce.
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