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*10 стыдных вопросов о прививках: отвечает педиатр Фёдор Катасонов*

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*TJ Maxx and Marshalls closing permanently in these major cities (here's why)*

For many expert shoppers and deal hunters, one of the most popular destinations for gifts, home staples, furniture, clothing and more is TJ Maxx. But it's not just variety in stores that keeps things interesting.Related: Ulta has this one key advantage over other beauty retailers Parent company TJX Companies TJX owns and operates TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, Sierra Trading Post, and in the U.K., TK Maxx. The TJX Companies business model is to give customers selection – and a lot of it. Its success it quite literally staked on other brands not being able to push all their inventory, thereby selling it to TJX in a pinch, and typically, on the cheap. Pair that with its bounty of discount (overstock) inventory it sources from hundreds of suppliers and you've got a winning formula to delight all ages, and, increasingly, genders. Add to that the fact that it's got a scant online presence – meaning, you have to come in person and shop, and probably pick up more than you anticipated, and the whole shopping trip becomes just that, an experience. But a changing retail landscape has affected nearly everybody in a post-covid world. From Target TGT to Walmart WMT, Dick's Sporting Goods DKS to Best Buy BBY, nearly every large retailer has raised the alarm on an increasingly budget-conscious consumer and other profit ills – including inventory shrink. TJX Companies had largely been able to stay above the fray for a while. Its aforementioned winning business model had been enough to largely insulate it from market vacillations and its lower price points only strengthened its position among penny-pinching shoppers. "I am particularly pleased with the performance of our largest division, Marmaxx, which delivered high single-digit increases in both comp sales and customer traffic," CEO Ernie Herrman said on the Q2 earnings call in August. "Our overall apparel and accessories sales were very strong. And our overall home sales significantly improved and returned to positive comp sales growth. Clearly, our terrific mix of branded, fashionable merchandise and great values resonated with shoppers when they visited our stores." But at such great heights, TJX was probably bound for something of a correction. And while its stock is still up 2.5% over the past month, a recent announcement about store closures is hitting close to many homes. TJX closes multiples stores in large cities TJX has already shuttered one location in St. Paul, Minn., and has further plans to shutter more stores in the coming months. Framingham, MA - August 24: Shoppers at a T.J. MAXX store go through racks of clothing. (Photo by David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) Boston Globe/Getty Images Here's what's closing: New York: Marshalls: 610 Exterior Street, Bronx, closing early JanuaryTJ Maxx: 503 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, closing early January Chicago: TJ Maxx: 1008 S. Canal Street, closing early January Some of these locations had been in business for 10 years or more. TJX Companies, for its part, cited the reasoning for its New York closure as "economic." It added that it is "assessing and reviewing our real estate strategies, and our decision to close this store reflects that thinking." TJX runs nearly a dozen other stores in the New York borough and Chicago areas that will remain open following the closure of the three stores above. They include: Bronx: 2952 3rd Ave, Bronx , NY 10455845 White Plains Road, Bronx (Bruckner), NY 104731450 East Ave, Bronx, NY 10462 Brooklyn: 1630 East 15th St, Brooklyn, NY 11229410 Gateway Drive, Brooklyn, NY 11239 Chicago: 11 North State Street, Chicago, 606022739 N Clark St, Chicago, 606143262 West Belmont Ave, Chicago, 606184932 South Kedzie Ave, Chicago, 606326456 West Irving Park Rd, Chicago, 606346165 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, 60659
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TJ Maxx and Marshalls closing permanently in these major cities (here's why)

For many expert shoppers and deal hunters, one of the most popular destinations for gifts, home staples, furniture, clothing and more is TJ Maxx. But it's not just variety in stores that keeps things interesting.Related: Ulta has this one key advantage over other beauty retailers Parent company TJX Companies TJX owns and operates TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, Sierra Trading Post, and in the U.K., TK Maxx. The TJX Companies business model is to give customers selection – and a lot of it. Its success it quite literally staked on other brands not being able to push all their inventory, thereby selling it to TJX in a pinch, and typically, on the cheap. Pair that with its bounty of discount (overstock) inventory it sources from hundreds of suppliers and you've got a winning formula to delight all ages, and, increasingly, genders. Add to that the fact that it's got a scant online presence – meaning, you have to come in person and shop, and probably pick up more than you anticipated, and the whole shopping trip becomes just that, an experience. But a changing retail landscape has affected nearly everybody in a post-covid world. From Target TGT to Walmart WMT, Dick's Sporting Goods DKS to Best Buy BBY, nearly every large retailer has raised the alarm on an increasingly budget-conscious consumer and other profit ills – including inventory shrink. TJX Companies had largely been able to stay above the fray for a while. Its aforementioned winning business model had been enough to largely insulate it from market vacillations and its lower price points only strengthened its position among penny-pinching shoppers. "I am particularly pleased with the performance of our largest division, Marmaxx, which delivered high single-digit increases in both comp sales and customer traffic," CEO Ernie Herrman said on the Q2 earnings call in August. "Our overall apparel and accessories sales were very strong. And our overall home sales significantly improved and returned to positive comp sales growth. Clearly, our terrific mix of branded, fashionable merchandise and great values resonated with shoppers when they visited our stores." But at such great heights, TJX was probably bound for something of a correction. And while its stock is still up 2.5% over the past month, a recent announcement about store closures is hitting close to many homes. TJX closes multiples stores in large cities TJX has already shuttered one location in St. Paul, Minn., and has further plans to shutter more stores in the coming months. Framingham, MA - August 24: Shoppers at a T.J. MAXX store go through racks of clothing. (Photo by David L. Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) Boston Globe/Getty Images Here's what's closing: New York: Marshalls: 610 Exterior Street, Bronx, closing early JanuaryTJ Maxx: 503 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, closing early January Chicago: TJ Maxx: 1008 S. Canal Street, closing early January Some of these locations had been in business for 10 years or more. TJX Companies, for its part, cited the reasoning for its New York closure as "economic." It added that it is "assessing and reviewing our real estate strategies, and our decision to close this store reflects that thinking." TJX runs nearly a dozen other stores in the New York borough and Chicago areas that will remain open following the closure of the three stores above. They include: Bronx: 2952 3rd Ave, Bronx , NY 10455845 White Plains Road, Bronx (Bruckner), NY 104731450 East Ave, Bronx, NY 10462 Brooklyn: 1630 East 15th St, Brooklyn, NY 11229410 Gateway Drive, Brooklyn, NY 11239 Chicago: 11 North State Street, Chicago, 606022739 N Clark St, Chicago, 606143262 West Belmont Ave, Chicago, 606184932 South Kedzie Ave, Chicago, 606326456 West Irving Park Rd, Chicago, 606346165 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, 60659
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*SPONSORED POST: The 3 WFH Styles — and How Each One Should Set Up Their Workspace*

At this point, you’ve probably carved out the space to comfortably work from home. Maybe it’s a corner of the couch, a seat at the kitchen table, or a dedicated office (with a door and everything!). But if the spot where you send emails and join meetings doesn’t jibe with the way you work, then your WFH setup can only work so well. READ MORE...
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*The Best Brooklinen Bedding, Bath Essentials, and Gifts, According to Employees*

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*Katy Perry's beloved Las Vegas Strip show closes*

It has been a difficult time for Las Vegas Strip shows. A number of big-name production shows including one from "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and a big-budget musical based on Meat Loaf's classic "Bat Out of Hell" album, died quick expensive deaths. The Las Vegas Strip also saw the end of the longest-running show in Strip history, "Legends In Concert," which lost its spot at Tropicana and could not find a new location. That was a very quiet end for a show that had been produced at multiple Strip properties including more than one Caesars Entertainment CZR resort casino.Related: Las Vegas Strip casinos embrace bad habit many want banned Another beloved Las Vegas Strip fixture "Beatles: Love," a Cirque du Soleil production, has been extended through 2023, but its long-term future remains in doubt. The show, which currently plays at the Mirage, is in limbo because Hard Rock International purchased the property from past owner MGM Resorts International. You would think that the new owner, which plans to build a Guitar Hotel on the property where the Mirage Volcano currently sits, would want a show using the music of the most popular rock band of all time, but no long-term deal has been signed. Not every show ending comes as the result of a cancellation. Sometimes, a performer simply decides to move on or can't reach a deal to continue a residency. The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Katy Perry played at Resorts World since 2021. Image source: John Shearer/Getty Images for Katy Perry Katy Perry's Las Vegas Strip residency ends Katy Perry's residency at Resorts World Las Vegas has closed and neither the singer nor the resort has said why they did not continue working together. It's possible that Perry simply wanted to move on to other things as she has been performing at Resorts World since it opened in 2021. For her last show, Perry counted Celine Dion as an audience member. Dion was originally scheduled to be the headliner at Resorts World Theater when the property opened, but she had to back out due to health reasons. Dion has not performed in years and has largely been out of the public eye. She recently reemerged and attended a Las Vegas Knights game with her family a few days before Perry's last show. VISIT LAS VEGAS: Are you ready to plan your dream Las Vegas Strip getaway? Perry reflected on the impact of her Las Vegas Strip residency, in a recent interview on Good Morning America. "I know how important it is to some audience members," Perry said. The singer was also touched that people planned their vacations around her show and thanked them for spending their "hard-earned" money on tickets.Perry ends while Lady Gaga extends Perry and Lady Gaga are kind of the Madonna and Cyndi Lauper of their generations. Both have had huge hits, but have followed similar, but different paths for their careers. Gaga had a successful Strip Residency, "Enigma + Jazz & Piano," which included her biggest hits and songs from the Great American Songbook, that ran from Dec. 28, 2018, through May 1, 2022, at Dolby Live's predecessor the Park Theater at the Park MGM. A new version of that show returned to Dolby Live in August and ran through October. That show, simply titled "Jazz & Piano," has been extended, which the singer shared during a Sept. 7 performance. F1? SUPER BOWL? MARCH MADNESS? Plan a dream Las Vegas getaway. "We’re gonna make a contract. Everybody on this stage will be here forever, we’ll do it. I’m not kidding. I make a lot of jokes on this stage. This is not one of them,” Lady Gaga said. The show, which features stripped-down versions of Gaga's hits, is expected to return in Spring 2024. Specific dates and contract terms have not been released.
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Katy Perry's beloved Las Vegas Strip show closes

It has been a difficult time for Las Vegas Strip shows. A number of big-name production shows including one from "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and a big-budget musical based on Meat Loaf's classic "Bat Out of Hell" album, died quick expensive deaths. The Las Vegas Strip also saw the end of the longest-running show in Strip history, "Legends In Concert," which lost its spot at Tropicana and could not find a new location. That was a very quiet end for a show that had been produced at multiple Strip properties including more than one Caesars Entertainment CZR resort casino.Related: Las Vegas Strip casinos embrace bad habit many want banned Another beloved Las Vegas Strip fixture "Beatles: Love," a Cirque du Soleil production, has been extended through 2023, but its long-term future remains in doubt. The show, which currently plays at the Mirage, is in limbo because Hard Rock International purchased the property from past owner MGM Resorts International. You would think that the new owner, which plans to build a Guitar Hotel on the property where the Mirage Volcano currently sits, would want a show using the music of the most popular rock band of all time, but no long-term deal has been signed. Not every show ending comes as the result of a cancellation. Sometimes, a performer simply decides to move on or can't reach a deal to continue a residency. The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Katy Perry played at Resorts World since 2021. Image source: John Shearer/Getty Images for Katy Perry Katy Perry's Las Vegas Strip residency ends Katy Perry's residency at Resorts World Las Vegas has closed and neither the singer nor the resort has said why they did not continue working together. It's possible that Perry simply wanted to move on to other things as she has been performing at Resorts World since it opened in 2021. For her last show, Perry counted Celine Dion as an audience member. Dion was originally scheduled to be the headliner at Resorts World Theater when the property opened, but she had to back out due to health reasons. Dion has not performed in years and has largely been out of the public eye. She recently reemerged and attended a Las Vegas Knights game with her family a few days before Perry's last show. VISIT LAS VEGAS: Are you ready to plan your dream Las Vegas Strip getaway? Perry reflected on the impact of her Las Vegas Strip residency, in a recent interview on Good Morning America. "I know how important it is to some audience members," Perry said. The singer was also touched that people planned their vacations around her show and thanked them for spending their "hard-earned" money on tickets.Perry ends while Lady Gaga extends Perry and Lady Gaga are kind of the Madonna and Cyndi Lauper of their generations. Both have had huge hits, but have followed similar, but different paths for their careers. Gaga had a successful Strip Residency, "Enigma + Jazz & Piano," which included her biggest hits and songs from the Great American Songbook, that ran from Dec. 28, 2018, through May 1, 2022, at Dolby Live's predecessor the Park Theater at the Park MGM. A new version of that show returned to Dolby Live in August and ran through October. That show, simply titled "Jazz & Piano," has been extended, which the singer shared during a Sept. 7 performance. F1? SUPER BOWL? MARCH MADNESS? Plan a dream Las Vegas getaway. "We’re gonna make a contract. Everybody on this stage will be here forever, we’ll do it. I’m not kidding. I make a lot of jokes on this stage. This is not one of them,” Lady Gaga said. The show, which features stripped-down versions of Gaga's hits, is expected to return in Spring 2024. Specific dates and contract terms have not been released.
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*Former President Trump to testify in New York fraud trial - What he's said so far*

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Monday, November 6. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here's what we're watching on TheStreet today. Stocks are coming off their best week of the year as investors hold out hope that the Federal Reserve is nearing the end of its rate hike cycle. Investors will be looking for further clues when Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks later this week. Meanwhile, earnings season is coming to an end... 80 percent of S&P 500 companies have already reported third-quarter results. Of these, over 82 percent have surpassed Wall Street expectations. This week, investors will be watching for earnings from big names like Disney, Uber, and Lyft. In other news here at TheStreet - former President Donald Trump will take the stand today in his $250 million civil fraud trial. The case, brought forward by New York Attorney General Letitia James, alleges that Trump and his sons intentionally inflated the values of several assets in order to obtain various financial benefits. For example, documents indicate Trump valued his Mar-a-Lago house between $426 million to $612 million. However, the property had been appraised for less than $30 million by a Palm Beach County assessor. The former president has repeatedly denied those numbers, as well as others, saying on his Truth Social platform, "My worth is far greater than on financial statements, plus they contain a full disclaimer clause telling readers of this information to do their own due diligence and analysis." In his first deposition for the case, Donald Trump invoked the Fifth Amendment almost 450 times. That'll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I'm J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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Former President Trump to testify in New York fraud trial - What he's said so far

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets open for trading Monday, November 6. Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I'm J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here's what we're watching on TheStreet today. Stocks are coming off their best week of the year as investors hold out hope that the Federal Reserve is nearing the end of its rate hike cycle. Investors will be looking for further clues when Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks later this week. Meanwhile, earnings season is coming to an end... 80 percent of S&P 500 companies have already reported third-quarter results. Of these, over 82 percent have surpassed Wall Street expectations. This week, investors will be watching for earnings from big names like Disney, Uber, and Lyft. In other news here at TheStreet - former President Donald Trump will take the stand today in his $250 million civil fraud trial. The case, brought forward by New York Attorney General Letitia James, alleges that Trump and his sons intentionally inflated the values of several assets in order to obtain various financial benefits. For example, documents indicate Trump valued his Mar-a-Lago house between $426 million to $612 million. However, the property had been appraised for less than $30 million by a Palm Beach County assessor. The former president has repeatedly denied those numbers, as well as others, saying on his Truth Social platform, "My worth is far greater than on financial statements, plus they contain a full disclaimer clause telling readers of this information to do their own due diligence and analysis." In his first deposition for the case, Donald Trump invoked the Fifth Amendment almost 450 times. That'll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I'm J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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*United executive admits food hasn't always hit the mark*

While plane food, economy plane food in particular, has a generations-long reputation for being terrible, United Airlines UAL has been dealing with several food-related problems specifically in the last year. After slowly starting to roll back pandemic-related meal service restrictions in 2021, United has struggled to keep up a steady catering supply chain to growing customer frustration. Back in July, a United flight from Houston to Amsterdam had to make an emergency landing in Chicago after one of the passengers in business class grew increasingly belligerent over the fact that his first choice of meal was not available. Aviation nerds quickly dug up that the menu on such a flight and fare class likely included a choice between seared beef short rib, lemongrass salmon and ricotta salata with wild honey manicotti.Related: Another major airline started serving (some) travelers caviar At the annual Skift Aviation Forum in Fort Worth, Texas, United Chief Commercial Officer Andrew Nocella said the disruption caused by the pandemic has been difficult to bounce back from. Even two years later, not all ingredients can always be delivered in enough supply and fast enough to always have what is on the menu available. Chicken nuggets kids meals on flights. United Airlines 'One of those things we didn't bounce back as well with,' United exec says In a forum presentation reported by The Points Guy, Nocella said that introducing a new menu takes approximately eight months from development to rollout. As airlines are subject to strict regulations around what can be served onboard, it is not possible to switch up the menu at short notice if some ingredients are not being delivered fast enough. More Travel:A new travel term is taking over the internet (and reaching airlines and hotels)The 10 best airline stocks to buy nowAirlines see a new kind of traveler at the front of the plane "This is one of those things that we didn't bounce back as well with," Nocella told forum attendants. He said that the airline spends approximately $2 billion on food each year. After acknowledging past problems, Nocella said that the airline is working hard to revamp its in-air menus and make the food experience better for the travelers. Some of the more recent food moves include launching a major test kitchen for developing menus at its Chicago base and introducing kids meals with things like chicken tenders for flights over a certain length.Here is how United Airlines plans to revamp its in-flight food menu In October 2022, the airline also partnered with famed New York-based dessert maker Milk Bar to serve Birthday Truffle Crumb Cake to economy and economy premium plus passengers on select international flights leaving from the United States. According to Nocella, the airline has also been working to revamp the paid and free alcohol it serves to travelers of different classes as well as developing new entrees in the test kitchen. As of Sept. 1, the airline has been testing some of its new Polaris menus on flights leaving from London's Heathrow Airport. "We will talk about it more in the future as we have a lot more to say," Nocella said of the planned improvements to its food offering. "But we've changed the wines, and we're about to change the bread, all the new entrees. I do think if you fly United today, the food experience is dramatically better than where it was a year ago."
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