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COVID claimed companies Both large and small in recent months. More recently, our Danish Store originally preferred Tiger-flying-flying - announced that they would closing all 13 of their American places. On October 14, the famous Variety Stores in New York City, with some other locations covered throughout Massachusetts and New Jersey, announced via Facebook as itsThe shops would closing by the end of the year.

The store has a worship after the United States, but it is popular around the world: the flying tiger has 950 stores around the world. In the United States, the chain had a short but meaningful life, after touching the United States just five years ago.

"In the last 5 years, we liked to provide daily magic for thousands of people in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts. We built an incredible team of store colleagues. We had our ups and downs, but I always felt the love of our customers ... and this love is reciprocated ", reads the separation message of the store. Many dark customers commented on the post of Facebook, in mourning the store and celebrating it as a stain luminous for purchases that will be missed.

Flying Tiger quotes the challenges of the last seven months as the reason they must say goodbye to their American locations. In the post, they encourage anyone with a gift card to use it before November 20, 2020.

It is only the last coronavirus retail victim. Read it for more stores that have been closed due to COVID and companies at the edge of the Brink,These beloved shops could be next to close in your city.

The financial challenges of the iconic department store started well before Covid. In a store backup effort, the channel wasSold at the Tote In 2019. However, this was not enough to save the Lord & Taylor, particularly with the added difficulties brought by the pandemic. The company has announced that they would beget out of business After passing the bankruptcy on August 27th. And for more shop closing stores, check theseBeloved Strip Mall Stores You can never come back.

CECENT 21 Co-CEORaymond Gindisays that despite havinghas survived other difficulties, including the devastating impact of September 11, the New York-based chain had to close as a result of Covid. On September 10, Century 21 announced that they had been filed for bankruptcy and would close the 13 sites. And for another loss of purchase,This beloved store of your childhood closes 200 pitches.

On August 13, Stein Mart, over a century, announced that they would close all their 280 stores on 30 states. The popular discount shop deposited for bankruptcy as a result of "the combined effects of aStimulating retail environment coupled with the impact of coronavirus, "CEO of Stein MartHUNT HAWKINS said in a statement. And to learn more about another recent loss,This shopping center can close in a store near you.

Imports of the Pier 1 were one of the previous stores to collapse under the weight of COVID. The cured house goods store announced that theydeposited for bankruptcy By mid-May and close the closing of the 540 stores. And for more information up to date,Sign up for our daily newsletter.