According to The Magnificent Mile Association, a record $31.7 million in revenue was set in November on a single day, coinciding with the Magnificent Mile Lights Festival. And though smash-and-grabs are spiking, thefts on the Mile are down overall. Through November, there have been 542 thefts; last year, there were 595. Pre-pandemic, there were 1,095 retail thefts on the Mag Mile in 2017, and 1,083 in 2018.
I would like to know what the businesses losses are from robberies and theft. Are those a record too?
JackBolly
2 years ago
My CEO claimed that the gains from double-digit YoY price increases was a sign his strategy was working. This silly thinking that inflations is a sign of success is all over the place.
Ex Illini
2 years ago
Yeah okay. Brought to you by the people desperate to keep the Mug Mile going, and CBS News which must stand for Complete Bull Sh!t.
fed up neighbor
2 years ago
Who’s bull crapping who!
Ataraxis
2 years ago
Now adjust those numbers for inflation and subtract the loss of shoplifted goods and increased security. Nice try, Mag Mile Association.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
I would like to know what the businesses losses are from robberies and theft. Are those a record too?
My CEO claimed that the gains from double-digit YoY price increases was a sign his strategy was working. This silly thinking that inflations is a sign of success is all over the place.
Yeah okay. Brought to you by the people desperate to keep the Mug Mile going, and CBS News which must stand for Complete Bull Sh!t.
Who’s bull crapping who!
Now adjust those numbers for inflation and subtract the loss of shoplifted goods and increased security. Nice try, Mag Mile Association.