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In todays top retail news, Philadelphia Real Estate Trust reopens its newest property, Ralph Lauren cuts its workforce and Mall of America offers space to local businesses.Philadelphia Mall Owner Takes Care Of Its OwnWhile other real estate investment trusts  REITs  have been trying to save tenants, Philadelphia Real Estate Trust  PREIT  has been focusing on experiential retailing and attracting smaller-sized  stanley kubek companies. For example, its newest property, the聽Fashion District,聽near downtown Philadelphia, has reopened with two new tenants:聽Industrious, a  luxury  coworking space, and Francescas, a boutique-style womens apparel shop. Before the pandemic, the Fashion District was on its way to a stellar first year, with art installations, outdoor f stanley cup nz itness classes and foot traffic in excess of 700,000 shoppers a month. Now, as the region comes out of the first and hopefully the only wave of the pandemic, the Fashion District is 74 percent full 鈥?and PREIT CEO聽Joe Coradino聽told PYMNTS that tenant relationships are the key to getting to the other side of the crisis.Ralph Lauren Cuts Workforce; Focuses On eCommerceThe combined  stanley cup dynamics of the digital shift and the pandemic have caught up to聽Ralph Lauren. Tuesday morning  Sept. 22  the company announced steps to cut its workforce and accelerate its digital transformation. While it did not announce the number of employees who will be affected by the move, the company has positioned todays announcement as part of its  Next Great Chapter   Bhlz Robinhood: SEC Won t Ban Payment for Order Flow
A new report has revealed that investments in digital health startups fell 19 percent in the first quarter of 2019. Data from Mercom Capital Group showed that investors put $2 billion into digital health startups during the first quarter of the year, less than the nearly $2.5 billion invested one year ago.Funding levels were down compared to last year in digital health, in  gourde stanley the absence of larger deals. MA activity was also flat. However, digital health public equities experienced a turnaround in Q1, with 66 percent of them beating the SP 500, compared to Q4 2018 when 63 percent of the equities we tracked performed below the SP 500. Favorable market conditions have prompted several companies to announce IPO plans,  said CEO Raj Prabhu of Mercom Capital Group.According to the report,聽the top funded categories in the first quarter of 2019 were data analytics companies, which raised $557 million, followed by mHealth apps with $392 million, telemedicine w stanley termos ith $220 million, healthcare booking with $177 million, clinical decision support with $107 million, mobile wireless with $90 million and healthcare IT service providers with $80 million.In additi stanley quencher on, there were 38 fewer deals completed in the first quarter of this year versus last year, when investors invested in 187 digital health companies. While聽private investments fell, public equities saw a boost during the period, with 66 percent of the digital health firms beating the SP 500.The top venture capital