37 Quotes by Jim Sluzewski

That's not out of the question. We are talking to retailers, we are talking to developers.

As we said in making the announcement in September 2005, the company is committed to preserving Marshall Field's traditions -- the Walnut Room, Great Clocks, holiday tree and windows, etc. Crain's is making it sound like there's something more, which is not the case.

Do keep in mind that between now and 2006 nothing changes. 2006 will be a year of integration of brands, of divesting stores, etc. There will be a lot happening in 2006 and then the dust will settle in 2007.

It's clear that newspaper advertising is still an important vehicle for our stores.

It's an historic store. We'll be working to preserve it. Part of it could be office and part of it could be retail.

It will be generally in a 60-day time frame, depending on how the merchandise sells. At the point it is cleared, the store will close and be sold to someone else.

This is a very competitive market place and vendors have lots of options. We're going to work with vendors to make our assortment as distinctive as possible.

If May is making this decision, I'm sure it's a good one.

If there are opportunities at other Macy's stores in the area, we will attempt to place them in other positions.