May 5, 2008 12:00 PM, By ELLIOT ZWIEBACH

Many upscale retailers haven't been immune to the downturn in the economy, while others say the impact has been minimal By: By ELLIOT ZWIEBACH

Retailers across the country who serve an upscale clientele are making some adjustments in the face of a slumping economy, but not a lot, several of those operators told SN.

“I think we are doing a pretty good job right now making lemonade with the lemons we've got,” said Dale Riley, owner of Fresh Seasons Market, Minnetonka, Minn.

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