(NEXSTAR) — More than 100 JOANN stores are preparing to close their doors for good on Monday, months after the craft retailer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The January filing marked the ...

Marshalls has closed two major California stores on Saturday, January 3, sparking speculation of possible closures in other ...

Joann, a longtime staple in the craft and fabric retail industry, is set to close all 800 of its locations across the U.S., marking the end of an 80-year-old brand. As Joann shutters its doors, its ...

If your local shopping center is looking emptier than usual, you’re not imagining things. 2025 was a difficult year for ...

U.S. RETAILERS shuttered over 8,200 stores in 2025, one of the highest numbers ever recorded in the United States, as rising tariff costs, heavy debt burdens an ...

World-famous Kentucky whiskey brand Jim Beam is reportedly closing its production facility in Clermont starting Jan. 1 through the end of 2026. The company is shifting production to its larger Booker ...

One minute, a business is a household name, expanding across the country. The next minute, it’s closing up shop. That happened to several well-known retailers this year. JoAnn, known for years as ...

There was a time when Cadillacs were all about luxury and wafting — they were true beacons of excess. The company, although still synonymous with opulence, with the likes of the uber powerful 2025 ...

Price Stores in Washington Township announced its last day of operation will be Dec. 31. “We are profoundly grateful to the Dayton community for trusting us for so many years. Closing is bittersweet, ...

After 50 years as the FBI’s main headquarters, the J. Edgar Hoover Building in D.C. is closing permanently, Director Kash Patel announced Friday. “We finalized a plan to permanently close the FBI’s ...

The American high street faced another reality check in 2025, as some of its most famous names finally called it a day. From the pharmacy counters of Rite Aid to the balloon aisles of Party City, the ...

TikTok has signed the deal backed by President Donald Trump to spin off its US assets to create a new entity with a group of mostly American investors, CEO Shou Chew told employees in a memo Thursday.