A Massive Retailer Is Now Closing Several Stores in Michigan

November 19, 2023

A massive retailer is now closing several stores in Michigan according to the company’s latest bankruptcy filings.

Rite Aid continues to announce store closures, with the total now surpassing 200 locations.

Rite Aid was founded in 1965 but has struggled recently and last month filed for bankruptcy after incurring $ 3.3 billion in unpaid debt.

It operates over 2,330 stores in 17 U.S. states, but this number is rapidly declining and will soon drop below 2000.

In October, as part of its bankruptcy filing, it announced that 154 locations nationwide would soon close, including nineteen in Michigan.

Since then, they have filed three more updates, bringing the total number of closures to 201, including 31 in Michigan.

Below is a complete and updated list of Rite Aid stores closing in Michigan.

Fremont: 924 West Main Street
Greenville: 507 N. Lafayette Street
Grand Ledge: 715 South Clinton Street
Macomb: 15250 24 Mile Road
Sturgis: 102 North Centerville Road
Wixom: 47300 Pontiac Trail
Clinton Township: 35250 South Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Township: 36485 Garfield Road
Shelby Township: 51037 Van Dyke Avenue
Jackson: 3100 East Michigan Avenue
Taylor: 9155 Telegraph Road
Manistee: 1243 US 31 South
Garden City: 29447 Ford Road
Flint: 2838 East Court Street
Flint: 1124 North Ballenger Highway
Detroit: 1900 East 8 Mile Road
Farmington Hills: 25922 Middlebelt Road
St. Johns: 109 North Whittemore Street
Lansing: 2701 South Cedar Street
30 East Columbia Ave, Battle Creek
4350 Dixie Hwy, Waterford
25425 Van Dyke Ave, Center Line
939 US 31 South, Traverse City
3456 East Jefferson Ave, Detroit
901 West Midland St, Bay City
1113 West Michigan Ave, Three Rivers
1201A South Division St, Traverse City
13939 Livernois Ave, Detroit
2635 Henry St, Muskegon
1981 South Blvd W, Troy
402 Pointe Tremble Rd, Alganac

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Bank of America now closes a customer account without warning or explanation, creating massive turmoil for the user.

The giant has been scrutinized for freezing customer accounts for many months now.

Christina Blanton says she has been a loyal customer at Bank of America for 17 years now but said the company couldn’t give a reason behind the decision.

CBS affiliate WBBM says Blanton couldn’t access money from Bank of America for her thyroid cancer surgery.

Blanton, who has since switched banks, said her account was locked just before she was due to have surgery.

She told WBBM: “I was upset and frustrated. I wanted to cry.”

Blanton said she initially thought she had put her password in wrong when she couldn’t access her online bank account.

She realized that her account had been locked.

The mom struggled to get an answer from Bank of America in an ordeal that lasted months – before it was eventually resolved, reports The-Sun.

She claimed that the bank had made a so-called business decision to shut the account.

She said she was eventually able to access her funds after her account was reopened.

But she was left furious that bosses couldn’t give an explanation why her account was closed.

A spokesperson told WBBM: “We can’t share information about an individual account for reasons of privacy, but we have resolved the issue directly with our customer.”

Meanwhile, Chase Bank customer Justin Martin has also told of the moment he realized his account had been frozen.

Small business owner Christian Haberkern has recalled the ordeal that saw more than $24,000 wiped from her Wells Fargo account.

She tried to get her money back for weeks before the funds were eventually returned.

Also Read: Wells Fargo is Now Freezing Bank Accounts in New Scandal

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