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In recent years, companies havehas closed stores left and right in the middle of the pandemic and a number of other economic challenges. This had led to permanent closures of the big nameRetailers like CVS andBed bathtub and beyond. But everything continues permanently, fortunately, and sometimes the closures are only a temporary necessity. In fact, one of the largest retailers in the United States is now closing hundreds of locations in several states for a limited period. Read the rest to find out more about Walmart closures.

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Walmart was not spared by the recent retail apocalypse - at least, not in terms of certain places. In the spring, the large -scale retailer closed several of its stores permanently. Walmart has closed locations in Louisville, Kentucky; Forest Park, Ohio; And Bellevue, Washington, in April. And in May, the company closed stores in Guilford, Connecticut and Mayfield Heights, Ohio.

Walmart said they were "underperforming" locations, butBrian Little confirmed atLouisville Courier Journal that closingswere not part of a greater national trend of permanent closures. "These are never easy decisions, but the active management of our portfolio is essential to maintain a healthy business.

Now Walmart closes more stores than ever, but not for good.

Your local walmart may not be open yet, depending on where you live.

Since September 30, the website of the large area retailerindicate that there At least 120 stores and clubs are currently closed in the United States. The most recent closures affect the Côte de la Géorgie and the South Carolina. According to the locator of the company's store status, the Walmart stores of the city of Peachtree and Savannah de Georgie, as well as cities of South Carolina such as Myrtle Beach, Charleston and Beaufort, are among those temporarily closed in this moment.

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Most Walmart stores are temporarily closed right now are because of Hurricane Ian. TheStorm On September 28 in Florida as a category 4 oil, and is now heading towards the southern Carolina coast as category 1 uragan, reports CNN. As Florida approaches, Walmart closed nearly 170 stores and the locations of the Sam's Club throughout the state on September 28 "Concern for partners and customers, "The New Villages reported to September 29,more than 240 locations have been temporarily closed, according to the GoBankingrates.

According to the local villages media, Walmart did not indicate when its Florida stores reopens. But although there does not seem to be a specific calendar - as many areas are always without electricity and faced with dangerous floods - many Walmart locations in the state have since reopened according to the Store Store Card Regularly updated the retailer.

"Regarding the loss of power and the reopening after the death of the storm, we actively take measures now to give us the bestPossibility to resume operations Once he is sure to do so, "Director of Business Communication at WalmartCharles Crowson said toMiami Herald.

September 29, Walmartpublished a new version Regarding the already disastrous impact of Hurricane Ian on the state of Florida. "Many of our partners, customers and members of the communities that we serve through Florida feel the devastating effects of Hurricane Ian," said the company. "Our thoughts go to those who are touched and we move quickly to help."AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

According to the press release, Walmart commits up to $ 6 million to help recovery and rescue efforts following the hurricane. "This support will include donations of essential supplies and subsidies to organizations offering relief in the field," said the retailer, adding that the company would also accept customer donations. Walmart said that "will help maximize their impact" by matching the donations made by customers in their registers.

"Walmart Associates also works side by side with the heads of state and the first stakeholders, mobilizing to provide additional services to the communities affected. We will continue to seek means to help our neighbors in Florida," said the company.