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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link A Business Insider tally of disclosures from 13 retail chain brands found as many as 2,055 stores have closed or are set to close across the ...

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At least 13 retail brands have said they're closing US stores in 2024, totaling up to 2,055 locations. Family Dollar is the largest chain on the list, planning to close at least 600 stores this year.

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ATTENTION! STOP AND SHOP SHOPPERS, IT’S ALMOST CLOSING TIME. A NUMBER OF STORES IN MASSACHUSETTS ARE SET TO CLOSE FOR GOOD. THERE’S THE MAP RIGHT THERE. DO YOU SEE YOUR CITY ON IT? THERE IS A ...

For the second time in about a year, BuyBuy Baby stores are going out of business. "The demand of consumers has changed, and as such, so are we," BuyBuy Baby said in a Friday statement to Retail Dive.