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Bloomingdale's Inc.

  • Blogs

    January 4, 2012

    Bloomingdale's Mall of America location to close

    ​It appears the Mall of America isn't immune to economic malaise. Cincinnati-based Macy's announced today that it is closing the Bloomingdale's store at the MoA after a 20-year run.

  • Blogs

    April 15, 2009

    Trama releases mixtape, displays artwork at the MOA

    In addition to his work as an incredibly prolific mixtape artist, the local rapper is also a budding painter.

  • Blogs

    March 31, 2009

    New Trama ziptape

    I love Trama's new ziptape (his term) Mr. T, hosted by comedian Boima Freeman and available for free download April 14. Only disappointment: No samples of the real Mr. T's 1984 rap record, Mr. T's Commandments.

  • Columns

    November 30, 2005

    I'm Happy When I'm Purchasing Things

    Black Friday at the Mall of America: Wish you were here. Wait a minute, you are here.

  • Books

    July 10, 2002

    Consumerism 101

    A whiff of today's teen spirit

  • Feature

    June 1, 1998

    Out With Clout

    In corporations and churches, in classrooms and capital corridors, these 100 Queers have contributed to the "Good Life" in Minnesota.

  • News

    November 26, 1997

    The Mauling of America

    "The Gruen Effect" is what happens when a good mall layout causes task-oriented shoppers to forget the purpose of their quick trip to the store and begin shopping aimlessly. It's also the very threshold that the designers of the Mall of America want visit

  • News

    June 25, 1997

    Marketplace of Ideas

    Since local taxpayers anted up $189 million to build the megamall, it's public space and must allow free speech, says attorney Larry Leventhal

  • Restaurants

    May 7, 1997

    A Lone Star in a Minnesota Mall

    Since local taxpayers anted up $189 million to build the megamall, it's public space and must allow free speech, says attorney Larry Leventhal

  • Restaurants

    July 10, 1996

    Welcome To The Jungle

    Since local taxpayers anted up $189 million to build the megamall, it's public space and must allow free speech, says attorney Larry Leventhal

  • Feature

    April 17, 1996

    Pandering for Poetry

    Since local taxpayers anted up $189 million to build the megamall, it's public space and must allow free speech, says attorney Larry Leventhal

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