Party City to Shut Down All of Its Stores After Nearly 40 Years: 'We’ve Done Everything Possible,' Says CEO
CEO Barry Litwin told employees that operations would be "winding down" immediately, according to a CNN report
Party City closing stores nationally including in El Paso
The El Paso store at 1842 Joe Battle Blvd. had several store closing signs announcing the closing and 10 to 50% discounts on Thursday, Dec. 26 and plenty of merchandise. The other
Redding's Party City will be closing its doors in February
An employee at Redding’s Party City told Action News Now its Redding storefront will close by the end of February and the store is currently offering store closing deals.
Party City is going out of business, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Party City, known for its party supplies and seasonal Halloween City popup stores, has filed for bankruptcy and is going out of business.
Turn out the lights, the Party City is over — chain to close all stores
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Party City is closing all of its stores nationwide after 40 years in business. This includes all locations in Indiana. According to CNN, CEO Barry Litwin told corporate employees Friday in a meeting viewed by CNN that Party City is “winding down” operations immediately and that today will be their last day of employment.
Party City is going out of business. What does it mean for SLO store?
According to a CNN report Friday, massive party goods store Party City plans to close all of its stores and “wind down” operations immediately. This likely includes the sole San Luis Obispo County location on Madonna Road in San Luis Obispo.
Party City files for bankruptcy – again
Closing sales began Dec. 20 at the Woodcliff Lake-based retailer’s more than 750 stores and will continue over the next several weeks.
Party City and Big Lots in Midland to close as parent companies wind down
Two Midland stores, located in the North Park Shopping Center, will be closing in the new year as their parent companies cease operations. Party City at 4612 Billingsley Blvd. is among the nearly 700 stores Party City Holdco Inc.
Party City is the latest big-box retailer closing all stores
The closure will leave millions of square feet of retail space vacant across the country, including 756,000 square feet in Texas.
Party City is closing all stores, including 3 in the Upstate SC
Why is Party City closing? After initially filing in January 2023, the company exited bankruptcy a month after new CEO Barry Litwin's arrival, now about four months ago, CNN repor
Party City is Closing 700 Stores as It Files for Bankruptcy
Party City is ceasing business after nearly 40 years. The retail chain, which has been a favorite go-to destination for everything from Batman-themed birthday parties to New Year’s Eve glitter bombs,
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2 national retailers closing all stores, having going-out-of-business sales
Party City will close all 43 shops in New York state, according to USA Today, including two in the Syracuse area. The store ...
Party City Goes Out of Business After Nearly 40 Years
On Friday, store staff received letters stating that all stores will officially close by Feb. 28, 2025. Until then, Party ...
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Party City is closing all stores, including 21 in North Carolina
After a turbulent several years, Party City is reportedly planning to shutter all stores. According to reports from CNN, Party City's CEO Barry Litwin told corporate employees in a Friday meeting ...
Optimistic year for future of Enfield Square mall, but not for some current tenants
While a developer proposes a $250 million revitalization plan for Enfield Square mall, uncertainty about the future of ...
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Party City starts liquidation sales
After CEO Barry Litwin announced on Dec. 20 that the company was going out of business, the party supplies retailer ...
The Container Store Joins Growing List of Major Retailers Filing for Bankruptcy
The Container Store, which specializes in organizational and storage-related products, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as customers increasingly cut back on discretionary spending.