"This is the place to be for the future of Lower Manhattan," said Bloomberg. "The opening of this store shows a confidence in the area that is well justified." Bloomberg concluded his brief speech by inviting attendees to peruse the store's wares, although "I won't be wearing anything," he said. "That was for Rudy to do in the inner circle."
J. Patrick Spainhour, chairman and CEO of Ann Taylor Inc. announced that 40% of net sales from the 6,300-sf women's clothing store's first week of business will be donated to the New York Police & Fire Widows' & Children's Benefit Fund.
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