Saks bond suffers US$1bil loss before a single payment is made


Saks is seeking more money to shore up its finances, bondholders are nursing almost US$1bil in losses. — Bloomberg

NEW YORK: It was supposed to be just what Saks needed to turn things around.

By taking over struggling rival Neiman Marcus, the pitch went, the iconic retailer would become a luxury powerhouse – one with enough bargaining and pricing power to cut costs and boost profitability.

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