Boscov

Gority called Boscov's ''a good community partner' 'and said she wanted to preserve jobs.

The Altoona Mirror 2009

The recession has retailers suffering to a degree not seen in decades, but Reuter called Boscov a strong loan candidate because of his and his family's reputation.

DN_EarthtoPhilly 2009

Boscov pays between $7 million and $8 million a year in interchange transaction fees and "will be directly impacted" by the Fed's "erroneous implementation" of the law, according to the complaint.

Retailers Sue Fed Over Debit-Card Fee Rule Maya Jackson Randall 2011

The lawsuit was filed by the National Retail Federation, the Food Marketing Institute and the National Association of Convenience Stores as well as two individual retailers—Boscov's Department Store, a department store in Reading, Pa., and Miller Oil Co., a convenience store based in Norfolk, Va.

Retailers Sue Fed Over Debit-Card Fee Rule Maya Jackson Randall 2011

Real-estate brokerage Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. put a fencing academy in a former Old Navy store in Florida's Tallahassee Mall, and a community theater on the lower level of a former Boscov's store in Harrisburg, Pa.

New Tricks for Old Malls Kris Hudson 2011

At an earlier hearing in the case, Boscov attorney David Heiman estimated the company owed its suppliers about $90 million on an unsecured basis.

Boscov's Bankruptcy File Sealed 2008

If the properties are not worth the fees and expenses - as happened in each one of the five loans on Boscov's stores - then the securitization is docked for the extra charges.

NYT > Home Page By FLOYD NORRIS 2011

Boscov's filed for bankruptcy in 2008 and almost immediately renounced the leases on many of its stores.

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Oil Miller Co., a residential heating and air company based in Norfolk, Virginia, and Boscov's Department Store LLC, based in Reading, Pennsylvania, also joined the complaint.

BusinessWeek.com -- Top News 2011

Trepp, a data collection and analysis firm, offered the verb form this week after an unfortunate commercial real estate securitization trust disclosed that it took huge losses last month on five department store locations that had been secured by leases to Boscov's.

NYT > Home Page By FLOYD NORRIS 2011