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It’s always great to join Sara Eisen and Carl Quintanilla on CNBC’s Money Movers to discuss the latest Saks Luxury Pulse survey and insights into holiday shopping and spending trends. We’re pleased to see that luxury consumers are more eager than ever to celebrate the holidays, with an increased intention to spend, dress up and begin their holiday shopping earlier this year. Across Saks Global, we look forward to further strengthening our customer relationships by inspiring their holiday shopping and providing highly personalized service, wherever, whenever and however they choose to shop this holiday season. #SaksLuxuryPulse #SaksOrNowhere

Saks CEO: Core luxury consumer is holding up in the U.S., not as much abroad

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Cheryl Metrick

SAG-AFTRA, AEA + GIAA Actor, Singer/Songwriter, Author, Artist, Poet

That was a terrific interview. Congratulations Marc! Always so proud of you. 🙂

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Jerome LaMaar Rice

Creative Merger of Style, Trend forecasting, Tech , UX specialist and Creative Director THE STYLE MONK, LLC

I’m checking this out! The luxury markets are shifting and I’m looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Thanks for sharing in advance.

Roma Abbas

MPS Fashion Management @ Parsons School of Design | Art Direction | Design & Production | Marketing & Management | Leadership

Love this!

Ian Kahn

Partner, Salesforce Practice Leader at PwC, National Retail Federation Board Member

Very insightful Marc Metrick

Amy Mack

Experienced problem solver with negotiating and business communication skills. Attentive to luxury details while forecasting trends rapidly. Achieves results efficiently with teamwork and leadership skills.

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Sophie B.

Student at Macaulay Honors at CUNY Baruch College, Aspiring Skincare Entrepreneur, Social Media Marketing/PR Professional, and Cyber Security Analyst, Beauty and Lifestyle Influencer

Congrats Marc!

Amy Mack

Congrats Marc!

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Saks CEO: Core luxury consumer is holding up in the U.S., not as much abroad

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