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North America’s Oldest Firm Meets Its End. Some Argue Its Fate Was Avoidable

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North America’s Oldest Firm Meets Its End. Some Argue Its Fate Was Avoidable

North America’s Oldest Firm Meets Its End. Some Argue Its Fate Was Avoidable In a surprising turn of events, Hudson’s Bay Co. ULC, North America’s oldest company, is facing its end. The company, which had previously announced plans to save six of its 96 stores from liquidation, including its iconic flagship store, has now decided […]

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