Donald Trump’s brand may not be quite the golden goose he claims. Sears and Kmart announced Saturday they would be dropping 31 items from the Trump Home products line from their online stores.Sears Holding Corp., which owns both Sears and Kmart, noted the items weren’t selling well, which ultimately factored into its decision, ABC News reported. The companies only offer Trump Home online, and a spokesman for the struggling corporation said they would instead concentrate on the most profitable items.Outside of his brand, Trump has an association with the organization thanks to his pick for Secretary of the Treasury, Steven Mnuchin. He served on the Sears Holding Corp. board for over 11 years, but stepped down in December, according to the Associated Press.Sears and Kmart are the latest retailers to drop a product line associated with the Trump family. Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus stopped carrying Ivanka Trump’s fashion line in early February, stating that her clothing and shoes were not selling well.
The brand disputed the claim, but Nordstrom stuck by it. “Over the past year, and particularly in the last half of 2016, sales of the brand have steadily declined to the point where it didn’t make good business sense for us to continue with the line for now,” the company said in a statement issued Saturday.Thanks in part to the #GrabYourWallet campaign, Nordstrom’s left-leaning customer base may have played a role in the company’s decision to part ways with Ivanka. A Meet the Press segment detailed how the company and its offset Nordstrom Rack is in on the top ten places where liberals shop. After Trump had tweeted that Nordstrom had treated his daughter "unfairly," website traffic surged by 28%, and its stock rose. Sears and Kmart may not pull from the same liberal customer base, but if they're feeling the burn by associating with Trump, it shows his brand is powerful. Just not in the way he might think.#DataDownload: Are the choices we make with our credit cards becoming just as political as the ones we make at the ballot box?
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That's 45 acres of floor space. After then-Mayor Maynard Jackson coaxed Atlanta into buying the enormous edifice from Sears in 1991 for $12 million – "The deal of the century," he called it – it was home to the police department, parks and rec, fire headquarters, motor transport, central records and a city-sponsored art gallery. At one time or another over the past two decades, City Hall East also housed the Lee Haney gym, offices for Habitat for Humanity, Jimmy Carter's short-lived Atlanta Project, the now-defunct Jomandi Theatre, and a 130,000-square-foot exhibition hall that hosted the Southeastern Flower Show. Still, under the city's ownership, no more than a third of the building ever saw use. Initially constructed in 1925 and expanded several times, it was one of 10 gargantuan regional distribution centers that Sears built in major cities across the country between 1910 and the dawn of the Great Depression. The company operated a retail store in the building until 1979 and still employed a force of more than 2,000 office and warehouse workers for nearly 10 years after that.
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