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Nordstrom to go private in all-cash $6.25 billion deal. Is it a good move?


Published on 2024-12-24 01:00:54 - AOL
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  • Nordstrom is returning to its private roots after years of falling sales and earnings. The deal is valued at $6.25 billion.

The article from AOL Finance discusses Nordstrom's introduction of a new private-label credit card called "Nordstrom Private Cash." This card offers a unique rewards program where cardholders earn points that can be converted into "Nordstrom Notes," which are essentially store credits. The card provides benefits like early access to special events, free alterations, and a personal double points day. It also features a tiered rewards system where the more you spend, the more points you earn per dollar. The card aims to enhance customer loyalty by integrating seamlessly with Nordstrom's existing loyalty programs, offering an elevated shopping experience with personalized rewards.

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