David Brancaccio

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Why are fancy store chains falling into bankruptcy when richer shoppers have money to spend?

I'm David Brancaccio in Los Angeles.

Let's get context on the parent of Sachs, Neiman's and Bergdorf filing for Chapter 11 protection from creditors this week.

The Sachs global bankruptcy will help it reorganize and stay in business.

Analysts keep telling us the economy may be weak for lower income people, but that higher income people are generally doing well.

Yet these chains of luxury department stores are in deep trouble.

Marketplace's Kimberly Adams reports.

The price of crude oil is down sharply this morning, down about 3.5 percent, back under $60 a barrel in New York, after President Trump dialed down his rhetoric about the U.S.

somehow intervening in Iran amid widespread anti-government protests there.

The U.S.

government's new limits on immigrants is running into the need to care for America's elderly.

The Trump administration is ending a special protected status for 350,000 people from Haiti created after the devastating 2010 earthquake there.

Now, unless legal challenges delay this, the temporary protected status for people to live and work in the U.S.

will end early next month.

The elder care industry is expected to lose thousands of workers as a result at a time the U.S.