At least that’s Macy’s take on its decades-old gift-wrapping service, which is now headed the way of the coat check. The Cincinnati-based retail giant will end gift-wrapping services at all ...

The legacy of the department store as an oasis of customer service fell another notch this week when Macy’s Inc. disclosed it is shutting down its gift-wrap department. The retailer, like most ...

Macy’s to eliminate gift-wrapping at department stores By Adriana Correa • Published March 3, 2010 • Updated on March 4, 2010 at 1:20 am Chicago 's wrapping inept are running out of options.

Your local Macy’s gift-wrapping counter soon will go the way of fancy toy departments and uniformed elevator operators. The Cincinnati-based retailer has begun dismantling its gift-wrapping ...

Macy's Inc. is closing gift-wrapping departments at its Chicago-area stores in the spring, except for the State Street location. The retail chain said it has seen demand for the service dwindle ...

Actually, Macy's began to dismantle the departments a few years back. There's just not that much demand anymore, maybe because it can be expensive and because more people consider elaborate ...

Gift wrap, for all its festive colors and ornate ribbon, can seem like a relic of a black-and-white world. Think “Miracle on 34th Street,” where a trip to Macy’s was a special occasion ...

Sixty-nine Macy’s stores nationwide are preparing to replace their staffed gift wrap departments with expanded self-service cards and wrap shops, including four in Hawai‘i, according to the ...

Macy's on State Street has continued a long holiday tradition that goes back over 50 years. It's that service that costs us a few bucks but is worth every penny. It's the gift wrap department ...

Anthony Bryndza left the gift-wrapping department at the Macy’s at Union Square in San Francisco with a package wrapped in a heavy silver paper, trimmed with bright green ribbon and a decorative ...

Macy's on State Street has continued a long holiday tradition that goes back over 50 years. It's that service that costs us a few bucks but is worth every penny. It's the gift wrap department ...