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Macy s will lay off 2,350 employees amid sagging sales, representing 3.5% of its workforce, the company confirmed to Scripps News on Friday. As we prepare to deploy a new strategy to meet the needs of an everchanging consumer and marketplace, we made the difficult decision to re
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