The retailer, which filed for bankruptcy protection in December, has nearly 700 locations nationwide, including 13 on Long Island and 10 in New York City.

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The giant Uniroyal Tire on Interstate 94 — a landmark for those coming and going from the Motor City — is slated to sport a new look for the return of the Detroit Auto Show. On Friday, workers battled ...

While at first glance they appear to be an aesthetic feature to accompany the big, bold, red bullseye logo of the brand, ...

The Giant Heirloom supermarket in Market East closed its doors for good over the holidays, ending the grocer’s gamble on the ...

The Healthy Living Center, which reopened last month at one of the chain’s stores in Washington, D.C., aims to foster access ...

After decades of consolidation, just four firms now control at least 97 percent of the $68 billion frozen potato market. A ...

Cursive and script logos have fallen out of fashion in recent years, as companies like Johnson & Johnson and Eddie Bauer ...

Monki, a youth-focused fashion chain owned by H&M, has announced the closure of all seven of its UK stores in 2025. Key ...

Cursive logos were all but declared dead in 2024 after even Johnson & Johnson ditched its iconic script logotype, ...

White Chocolate Crunch bars, which were axed in 2018, are currently being sold at the discount retailer for £1.39 for a 100g ...

Walmart, Target, Trader Joe's, and Costco have plans to open dozens of stores across the US in 2025. See the full list.