Talk:Forever 21
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Addition to Downfall Section
I would like to add a sentence that states: After filing for bankruptcy in September, Forever 21 is expected to be sold for $81 million dollars to Authentic Brands Group and Simon and Brookfield mall landlords. [1]
The proposed sale to Authentic Brands/Brookfield/Simon is already noted under the "Bankruptcy" sub-heading of the "History" section. Honestly, most of the "Downfall" section seems better rewritten and merged into the History section. Pokemonprime (talk) 16:28, 18 February 2020 (UTC)
Requesting change to infobox and bankruptcy section
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In the Forever 21 info box, please change "Key People" - remove all Chang's and add Daniel Kulle (CEO) with a citation of <https://wwd.com/business-news/retail/daniel-kull-expand-digital-sustainability-efforts-as-forever-21s-new-ceo-1203509614/>
In Bankruptcy section, please add "On February 19, 2020 Forever 21 had reached a deal to sell all of its assets for $81 million to a consortium of mall operators Simon Property Group and Brookfield Properties, and brand management firm Authentic Brands Group." With a citation of <https://www.adweek.com/retail/authentic-brands-ceo-jamie-salter-on-his-companys-global-ambitions-as-it-buys-forever-21/>
Jane.fosburg (talk) 21:15, 28 February 2020 (UTC)
- ^ Nguyen, Terry. "Bidding Has Begun on Bankrupted Forever 21". vox.com. Retrieved 2/17/20.
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