Dillard's Reports $6.75B Sales Drops, Tightens Inventory Controls

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Alexei Petrovich Romanov
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Dillard’s reported a -1.7% drop in sales to $6.75B for the latest fiscal year, tightening controls on inventory amid a challenging retail environment. The company is also focusing on enhancing customer loyalty through private label card incentives and plans to expand its market coverage with a new store opening in Sioux Falls, South Dakota in March 2024. Despite challenges, Dillard's remains a family business rooted in understanding its customers.

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