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KOHL'S IS A JOKE AND WILL FAIL MISERABLY IN CA. ALL OF THEIR CRAP IS WAY OVERPRICED 2 BEGIN WITH SO CUSTOMERS ARE NOT REALLY GETTING A DISCOUNT. I LOVE HOW THEY PAY MINIMUM WAGE AND CLAIM THEY HAVE "HIGH PAYING POSITIONS." $8/HOUR IS NOT HIGH PAY, IT IS THE LOWEST LEGAL AMOUNT U CAN PAY IN CA. ARE THESE GUYS IN BUSINESS WITH KATHIE LEE GIFFORD ??? IF U CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY PEOPLE FAIR $$$ AND USEFUL BENEFITS, DON'T BE IN BUSINESS IN THE FIRST PLACE

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congrat.. for Kohl's opening the new California stores. I would like for them to set aside a part of their stores for American made products. With Thanksgiving and Christmas coming up it would be a great boost for the shopping public to know that they are helping their own countrymen during this season. Wal-Mart started out that way but just as soon as the old man died, that NY corp. greed has desimated the American Work place and work force. Shop American....Buy American this holiday season. I love you all, lets Keep America in our Hearts BY.

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You are going to love Kohl's! Don't buy ANYTHING at regular price because they are ALWAYS having some kind of a sale. Their own brand of menswear, Sonoma, is just as good as the "brand name" clothing, I'm talking about the regular name brand clothing that regular normal people wear, not what you would find on Rodeo Drive or in Paris Hilton's closet! They have been in CT for quite a while now and are always busy. Go check it out. You'll be glad they came to the West Coast!

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Kohl's is an OK place to shop. Everything is always on sale...and they'll refund the difference if you don't buy it on sale.

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Kohls HAS to open new stores. Their web business has suffered considerably since they discontinued free shipping for their "MVC" most valuable customers.

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Yep, the joke here in Tennessee at Kohl's is "If its not at least 50% off, don't buy it, thats the limit, it has to be at least half off on sale to be even close to what it notrmally should be. Their reg everyday prices are way high for the quality of the stuff they sell. American made? Sorry, no, none of it, or very little of it. Around here, you do the department store thing. You wait for the half price sale, then you get an extra 10% to 15% off power hours and then you use your Kohl's bucks on top of that. Thats how you get the cheap Chinese made summer mens shorts at $3.99, reg. $39.99. I go to Kohl's at the end of summer sale, or lowest price of the season sale, whatever, and get shorts for $4.00, shirts for $7.00, etc. NEVER go to Kohl's when they are not having a sale, thats how you end up paying waaaaaaaaaaay to much for an item. Notice that cheap cotton t-shirts at regular price are $38!, but, half price, $19, close. Take another 15% off, $16, etc. Thats how you work the prices at Kohl's Also, notice, the new norm for discounts at Kohl's is 50%, 55%, 60%, 65% off now, no 20%-40% anymore. So, you just wait for the deepest discounts. I bought 2-8"x10" framed pictures there, 1/2" molding for my bathroom, reg. $39.99 ea, sale $3.99ea! what the frig is up with that! So, was I supposed to pay reg $80 for 2 pieces of cheap Chinese framed art? They were barely woth $4 ea. Bottom line, Kohl's.....reg prices jacked way up to be way marked down.

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Herb Kohl is probably the richest senator (D-WI). He also owns the Milwaukee Bucks NBA franchise. That way he reduces his income tax.

I live 80 miles north of his headquarters in suburban Milwaukee and we don't even have a Kohl's, grocery and/or department store. Of course, we don't have a Red Lobster, Outback, Chili's and we're finally getting an Olive Garden. You see, we're a 'blue collar' town. The city up the road (Appleton, where Greta Van S was born) is sophisticated so they get all the hot chains.

That's why Kohl's is smart to open stores in California. It's Chic; Kohl's isn't Rodeo Drive retail, but I think Californians will shop there. Smart move.

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BEFORE IT'S ALL OVER,,KOHLS WILL BE THE LARGEST NON-GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYER IN CALIFORNIA. NOW HOLLYWOOD HAS A PLACE TO SEND UNEMPLOYED ACTORS AND ACTRESSES FOR A JOB. WHOOOPI !!!!!

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Don't be scammed by Kohl's. Read the fine print for how they determine the price of an item:

The "Regular" or "Original" price of an item is the former or future offered price for the item or a comparable item by Kohl's or another retailer. Actual sales may not have been made at the "Regular" or "Original" prices, and intermediate markdowns may have been taken.

So basically Kohl's can just make up any original price to trick you into thinking you are saving a ton of money with their "sale" price. Don't buy anything unless it is 70-80% clearance or if you have a 30% coupon.

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Jocko: Did you know that acting is the USA's lowest paid profession? For every Tom Cruise, there are hundreds of Tom Fools.

I know Herb Kohl. The pay is low but you can get free tickets to Laker games because Herbie owns the Milwaukee Bucks. He spends more time at Buck games than on the senate floor. That's why you never see him on TV.

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ReginaFelangi: I'll have to talk to Herb, although he doesn't run Kohl's - just owns it and the Milwaukee Bucks NBA team.

The Bucks are a nice write-off. He declares its' value at $50 million although the NBA says they're worth $279 million. Even the Rams are worth $50 million; I'd buy them if I were Rush Limbaugh, who is considering it.

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Congratulations to Kohls and to California. What the article didn't mention, though, was what concessions CA made in the form of property- and payroll-tax reductions, environmental waivers, etc. Imagine that, tax reductions to stimulate investment...where have I heard that idea expressed before?

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We love Kohls.

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To gamay9,

Herb Kohl hasn't owner Kohl's (the food stores or the dept. stores) since he sold them in the early 70's to BATUS (the old British American Tobacco Co - US Division). At that time there were about 100 plus Food Stores in Wisconsin & Illinois and 8 to 10 Dept, Stores in Milwaukee & Waukesha area. BATUS which also owned Gimbels Midwest, was trying to diversify. But by the mid 80's they weren't doing that well, they were down to 90+ Food Stores in Wisconsin only and had 10 or 12 Dept. Stores still only in the Milwaukee & Waukesha area. At that time BATUS sold the Food Stores to A&P (which A&P closed in the late 90's) and sold Gimbels Midwest to Marshall Fields (which converted most of them to Marshall Fields and closed the rest and then a year later closed all but one converted store in Madison and left the orginal Milwaukee Marshall Fields open. As for the Dept. Stores the management bought it from BATUS and started a major exspansion

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