Oct. 2—BRIDGEPORT — The decision to open a new location for Boscov's, a 110-year-old family department store chain, did not come at random, according to Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jim Boscov ...

Mar. 29—WILKES-BARRE — In today's Times Leader, you will see a story about Boscov's opening its 51st store — this one is in Rochester, New York. The store will open in the fall of 2025. It's an ...

While many department stores are closing, the family-owned Boscov's continues to open new locations. Boscov's employees attribute the chain's success to its focus on customer service. Unlike ...

If you’ve been to the Boscov’s store in Camp Hill lately, it won’t take long to realize that the inside of the store is under construction. Blocked-off areas, the sound of machinery and signs that say ...

Boscov’s recently unveiled a redesign of its York Galleria store that the company CEO says will make it easier to shop. The store, in the Springettsbury Township mall for 35 years now, remained open ...

WILKES-BARRE – Boscov’s department store has “no intention of leaving the downtown at this time,” company chairman and chief executive Kenneth S. Lakin said Monday. While declining to provide more ...

MAYS LANDING - The Atlantic County Board of Chosen Freeholders will vote Tuesday on whether to back part of a $3 million federal loan for the Boscov's department store chain. The meeting is scheduled ...

READING, Pa. (AP) — Albert Boscov was the ebullient public face of a department store chain he built from a single corner store in downtown Reading to a regional powerhouse with dozens of locations in ...

EATONTOWN - With Monmouth Mall set to begin its biggest transformation in decades, Boscov's, one of its anchor stores, is not going anywhere and will remain at the reconfigured shopping center, the ...

Jim Boscov, chairman and CEO of Boscov’s, presents a check to Ro Miller and her family, the winner of the department store’s $10,000 Home Shopping Spree, on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024, at the Palmer Park ...

The fire-damaged, temporarily closed mall in Camden County has lost nearly all its tenants. Shoppers can’t even access the interior of the once thriving shopping center, formerly known as Echelon Mall ...