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“There’s been a shift in consumer spending from things to experiences,” she said, “that’s why restaurants are doing so well.”
A version of this article appears in print on April 8, 2017, on Page B2 of the New York edition
with the headline: Retail Payrolls Sustain a New Blow as Technology Alters Shopping Habits.
Retail Payrolls Sustain a New Blow as Shopping Habits Shift –
By PATRICIA COHENAPRIL 7, 2017
Doors at many Macy’s, Sears and J. C. Penney stores may still be open, but some of the jobs they once supported are starting to vanish.
General merchandise stores shed 34,700 jobs in March, the government announced Friday,
the single most disappointing figure in a generally disappointing jobs report.
You don’t need as many people walking around trying to convince you to buy a sweater.”
The vitality of the retail sector has been muscled out of the spotlight lately by a focus on better-paying manufacturing jobs,
which President Trump sees as crucial to the revival of the middle class, particularly in the Midwest and the South.
We shop differently now, and no one has the right model.”
Most shopping is still done in person rather than online, but shopping patterns are shifting.

“I see your question,” Estanguet said, which really meant, “I see your trap.”
“I don’t want to comment anything about Trump,” Estanguet said.
Estanguet and Paris continue to insist in public that they are interested only in 2024,
but Estanguet also made it clear on Monday — 100 days before the scheduled I. O.C.
But a dry and happy ending seems inevitable this time, even if Estanguet, now the co-president of the Paris bid for the 2024 Olympics, was essentially
bending over backward in his straight-back chair on Monday to avoid sounding triumphant in its contest with a rival campaign from Los Angeles.
Losing an Olympic bid at the wire is a traumatic experience,
and Estanguet was part of the Paris delegation in Singapore in July 2005 when Paris was beaten by only four votes by London on the final ballot for the 2012 Summer Games.
In the wake of President Trump’s decision last week to withdraw the United States from the 2015 Paris climate accord, Estanguet was asked by a reporter, who
did not expressly mention Trump, if a country with what he labeled blatant disregard for the environment should be allowed to host the Olympic Games.
“When we entered into the room for the final result, we were quite confident,
and then it was, waaaah, cold shower,” Estanguet said, shivering at the memory on Monday during lunch at Roland Garros Stadium with a small group of reporters.
A Jilted Paris Has Pined for the Olympics, but the Long Wait May End in 2024 –
PARIS — On a warm and sunny day at the French Open, Tony Estanguet was shivering.
“It’s important to our bid because it’s a well-recognized place internationally,” Estanguet said.

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He said, ‘They said you couldn’t get your grandmother out.’ I said, ‘Well, I’m not facing her.’”
Lyle never had much love for Martin, and now points to the manager as an example of someone who should not be represented in Monument Park.
Lyle was at Fan Fest, a baseball season kickoff for the minor league Somerset Patriots,
and the man with the photo told Lyle a familiar story: He had collected more than 400 signatures on a petition urging the Yankees to finally honor their former star reliever and to do it on the 40th anniversary of the 1977 championship and Lyle’s remarkable Cy Young season.
“The way I feel about the Yankees, I don’t think you need to be in Monument Park unless you’ve played your whole freaking career there
and done something special like the original guys that are out there,” Lyle said.
The Yankees have invited him to Old-Timers’ Day on June 25, though a club official said there was no specific ceremony yet scheduled to honor Lyle or the 40th anniversary of the team
that broke a 15-year title drought and brought Steinbrenner his first championship.
When you have two relievers who are used to being in 70-plus games every year, one of them’s not going to get innings.”
Lyle endured his second-banana season in 1978, which ended in another World Series championship, then
was traded away in a big deal with the Texas Rangers that brought Dave Righetti to New York.
The Yankees were down two games to one in the best-of-five series, clinging to a one-run lead with two outs in the fourth inning of Game 4.
Lyle attended 15 straight Old-Timers’ Day games, then only one in the last 17 years — mainly
because he was busy with the Patriots as manager and now as manager emeritus.

“In the playoffs,” Nash said, “you need your best players to be your best players.”
Both Nash and McDonagh are stalwarts of Rangers teams
that have reached the playoffs year after year, and both had watched as they sputtered at home in the playoffs — six straight losses, outscored by 21-4, since a Game 1 victory against Tampa Bay in the 2015 Eastern Conference finals.
The Rangers’ 2-1 victory Tuesday night against the Montreal Canadiens, which evened their best-of-seven series at two games apiece before the series returns to Montreal for Game 5 on Thursday, turned on a sequence in the second period
that began with understated brilliance and ended, four seconds later, in unadulterated joy.
Long before Henrik Lundqvist earned a rousing ovation for preserving a one-goal lead over the final 35 minutes 32 seconds, and long before the Rangers turned back a frantic Montreal push
that included a rocket from Shea Weber that struck the goal post, Ryan McDonagh caught a puck with his hand.
The Rangers Finally Win a Playoff Game at Home –
By BEN SHPIGELAPRIL 18, 2017
The pivotal moment in a hockey game, that cumulative impact of all those goals
and saves and subtleties, can sometimes be ascertained only after the teams have left the ice.
Hours earlier, standing in front of his locker, McDonagh said that there would be no continuation from the Rangers’ listless Game 3 on Sunday.

There are no income restrictions, and the deduction is taken “above the line” on your Form 1040 tax return, reducing your adjusted gross income, said Patrick Stark, director of financial
planning for RS Crum Inc., a fee-only wealth management firm in Newport Beach, Calif. “Even people who don’t itemize,” he said, “are able to take advantage of an H. S.A.
Only certain health plans with high deductibles and other specific criteria qualify to work with an H. S.A., however,
so you will need to check your plan’s details before opening an account, said Roy Ramthun, an H. S.A.
(Typically, the health plan will have language noting that it is H.
Here is how a health savings account works: If you have an eligible, high-deductible health plan, you can establish an H. S.A.
and set aside funds, tax-free, to pay for medical expenses
that your insurance doesn’t cover, including co-payments and your deductible — the amount you have to pay out of pocket before insurance begins paying.
Eligible filers can make a tax-deductible contribution to a health savings account, or H.
S.A., for the 2016 tax year up until the federal filing deadline — April 18 this year.
Health Savings Accounts: Don’t Leave Money on the Table –
It is tax-filing season, and people looking for ways to lower their 2016 tax bills might want to consider funding health savings accounts.
While H. S.A.s may be a good last-minute option for those seeking a tax deduction, Mr. Stark said he preferred
that clients contribute regularly to the account each month, if they can.
As of mid-2016, there were more than 18 million health savings accounts holding nearly $35 billion in assets, according to the tracking firm Devenir.

“Of course you miss Chapman because it makes your bullpen longer,” Girardi said, “but the fact
that they threw 16 innings in three days, it just kind of messed it up.”
Severino recovered from a rocky four-run second inning and did not allow another hit, retiring 12 of the final 14 hitters he faced.
Yankees Lose Fourth Straight as an Athletics Novice Shines –
By BILLY WITZJUNE 17, 2017
OAKLAND, Calif. — The way the Yankees have been going — with injuries here, there
and everywhere — it hardly seemed a surprise when pitcher Luis Severino banged his right knee while standing near his locker on Friday afternoon.
For the second day in a row, the Oakland Athletics feasted on a depleted Yankees bullpen, rallying for a 7-6 victory on
the first hit of the top prospect Matt Chapman’s career — a two-run, eighth-inning single off reliever Jonathan Holder.
We’ll get it straightened out and we’ll be fine.”
The bullpen, which was used heavily against Baltimore on Sunday
and against the Angels in Anaheim on Tuesday, will get Aroldis Chapman back on Sunday from his month-long absence because of rotator cuff inflammation.

“You could save your buddies’ lives,” he said, “at the expense of your own ass.” Perez said these answers are unacceptable.
She was thrilled by his shift in fortune — “when I saw him, it was like being reborn,” she said — but was not expecting a fairy tale.
The fight was swift — “it went by like a flash,” the other man said.
What are you thinking?”
“It’s nothing, pretty gypsy,” he said.