For as long as anyone alive can remember, Neiman Marcus has been a glittering gemstone in the rough-and-tumble of downtown Dallas. Opened in 1907 by Herbert Marcus and his sister Carrie Neiman ...

The Zodiac Room in Neiman Marcus in Dallas was bustling at lunchtime. By mid-afternoon, it was a calm and quiet place to work, said a Dallasite who worked for the company for 35 years.

The Neiman Marcus store in Dallas on Friday got a last-minute reprieve from having to close its doors for good in a deal aimed to buy the city more time to "reimagine" a new future for the ...

In a surprising, eleventh-hour reversal, Saks Global has decided to keep its historic Neiman Marcus flagship in downtown Dallas open at least through the holiday 2025 season, WWD has learned.

After more than 100 years, Neiman Marcus’s Dallas flagship store is closing its doors forever. Texas native James McAuley describes the parties, fashion shows, art openings, and unforgettable ...

DALLAS — Thursday, Neiman Marcus' parent company reiterated plans to close its iconic Downtown Dallas flagship store for now despite a deal city leaders announced with a landlord that they hope ...

Neiman Marcus' parent company says their plans to close the iconic, 100-plus-year-old Downtown Dallas flagship store haven't changed, though.

Neiman Marcus’s flagship Dallas store first opened in 1907 but was destroyed by a fire in 1913. It's current location, a sprawling building with more than 100,000 square feet of selling space, ...

Neiman Marcus flagship store's future uncertain, Saks says closure plans have not changed 00:22. Neiman Marcus' iconic Downtown Dallas location will stay open through 2025, the department store's ...

Saks Global said it's sticking to its decision to close Neiman Marcus' flagship store in Dallas -- despite local business leaders saying they have solved a thorny dispute.

For decades, the retailer—founded in 1907 in downtown Dallas by Herbert Marcus Sr., his sister Carrie Marcus Neiman, and Carrie’s husband, Al Neiman—has been integral to the city’s self ...