month period: However, following a roller-coaster 12-month period that has seen the stock surge and then crash, the founding family is again looking at options to regain control of their namesake company, according to The Independent. So far, there doesn't seem to be a firm plan, according to The Wall Street Journal, which first broke the news of the Nordstrom family's renewed interest in gaining control of the retailer. Search first keyup' ; ; listener ; ;No matching results for ''Tip Try a valid symbol or a specific company name for relevant results Cancel Sign in Mailif window.performance window.performance.mark && && Finance Techif window.performance window.performance.mark && && U.S. Markets open in 4 hrs 23 minsS&P window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && Nordstroms Want to Take Control of Nordstrom Again if window.performance window.performance.mark && && Levine-Weinberg, The Motley Fool Motley Fool August 4, 2019if window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && window.performance window.performance.mark && && was barely a year ago that Nordstrom's JWN independent directors rejected a 50-per-share offer from the Nordstrom family to take the storied retailer private. Let's take a look at some of the possibilities and what they could mean for shareholders. Image source Nordstrom. The entrance to a Nordstrom Rack store, with a Nordstrom full-line store in the background More The Nordstrom family wants to get a majority stake in the fashion retail giant.
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