The Impact Of The Coronavirus On US Shopping Malls

By  |  March 20, 2020
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The Impact Of The Coronavirus On US Shopping Malls

Mall owners are closing shopping centers amid the coronavirus outbreak, and a trade group that represents them reports that closures are putting a strain on its members. The International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) says it believes action from the federal government is needed, and large retail brands began to put a price tag on the revenue losses they expect to face. All this, Today in Data.

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    Today in DataData:

    2K: The number of employees that restaurant owner Danny Meyer laid off across his high-end brands.

    $400B: Approximate amount in state and local taxes the shopping industry generates in the U.S.

    209: Number of malls that Simon closed as of Wednesday night.

    80: Extra hours of paid sick time that Home Depot employees will receive.

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    $1B: Approximate amount of sales Adidas says it would lose by closing in China.


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