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A new discount store is coming to Harrisburg. Roses Discount Stores will open a new location next to the Dollar Tree in the Uptown Plaza shopping center at Seventh and Division Streets.

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South Korean discount chain E-Mart, a unit of tycoon Chung Yong-jin’s retail conglomerate Shinsegae, has agreed to form a joint venture in South Korea with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.

Signs in the windows say “Store closing” and “Nothing held back!” Inside the store, known for its discount prices and large furniture area, items were discounted between five and 50% off.