Struggling Kohl’s names 4th CEO in as many years in attempt to staunch sales slide

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  1. A quick, no charge, suggestion. Clean up your stores. Make them look less picked over, less like all the inventory was just dumped on shelves and displays. Make them look like a store people want to come in and buy something.

    1. i’ve been to the store on 86th St. several times. It was fine.

      We went to the store on Crawfordsville Road and that store looked picked over.

    2. The Store at Keystone at the Crossing is usually pretty good; the store at 96th and I-69 could usually use some help, and Noblesville store on 37 often looks like a mob descended upon it. I like the stores; buy jeans and Dockers and other men’s clothing there. And my grandkids clothes. But its a hard place to shop. Target and WalMart usually look more organized.

  2. They should get rid of the “Kohl’s Cash” and simply lower their everyday pricing. The selection is good; they have private label goods that they control the pricing. Just make it simpler to shop any day of the month and not the see-saw pricing Olympics that they currently feature.

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