Foot Locker’s HQ relocation to St. Petersburg appears to be dead

Beyond job creation and capital investment, the deal had cachet — luring a Fortune 500, household name like Foot Locker away from New York City would have cemented St. Pete and Florida's reputations as places where big business can succeed.

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Foot Locker’s HQ relocation to St. Petersburg appears to be dead

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