store closings

A well-known national chain is making big changes in an effort to survive. After struggling for years, the company has announced it will be shutting down over 200 locations, including several in Minnesota.

What was once a go-to destination for party supplies and decorations, is now ready to turn out the lights for good.

A new report sheds light on the store's plan to close locations by the end of January.

The retail apocalypse marched on in 2024, leaving shuttered storefronts in its wake and emptying more malls. As we head into 2025, it looks like a popular shoe store is next in line to tighten its laces and bow out of struggling locations.

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It sounds like some changes are going to happen for the company and stores are closing across the United States.

Wisconsin-based ShopKo made it official this morning. The retailer announced it is entering into Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.

On line shopping is apparently doing damage to another brick and mortar chain. Toys R Us, facing hundred's of millions in debt, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Children's store Gymboree announced that they are closing 350 stores as they begin a restructuring after filing for bankruptcy protection. According to a report in USA Today, they are based in San Francisco. Gymboree also operates Crazy 8 stores and Janie and Jack stores...

In an update Friday, it was announced that six Gander Mountain stores in the state will close. Woodbury will move across the road and remain open along with Baxter, Bemidji, Duluth, Forest Lake and Lakeville. See also The stores to close are: Blaine, Eden Prairie, Mankato, Rochester, Rogers and St...