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A Massive Retailer With 1,700 Locations Now Confirms Another Closure

A massive retailer with 1,700 locations now confirms another closure after already shuttering 400 stores in the past six months.

Another Rite Aid location has announced it will be shutting its doors as the company struggles with bankruptcy, reports The-Sun.

A location in Harrison Township in Macomb County, Michigan — 40 minutes northeast of Detroit — announced its upcoming closure.

The local Rite Aid at 3875 Salem Avenue will close its pharmacy on May 13 and its store on June 16.

A long-time customer said they, “built it from the ground up,” according to CBS affiliate WHIO.

The store closing “is going to make it harder for us to get necessities.”

“Rite Aid regularly assesses its retail footprint to ensure we are operating efficiently while meeting the needs of our customers, communities, associates and overall business.

In connection with the court-supervised process, we notified the Court of certain underperforming stores we are closing to further reduce rent expense and strengthen overall financial performance,” the company told the outlet.

“At this time, we have not made or confirmed any decisions on additional specific store closures as part of our financial restructuring process.”

Customers can pick up their prescriptions at a nearby Walgreens after May 13, the company said.

The pharmacy chain filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in October after allegations of mishandling addictive opioids.

In March, at a hearing in Trenton, New Jersey, the company’s attorney said Rite Aid had “reached an agreement on all key points” with stakeholders.

Some junior bondholders questioned the deal, but the company said it would work to resolve any remaining concerns.

No details were provided about the settlement.

The company is hoping to exit bankruptcy in April, according to Reuters.

To stay afloat, Rite Aid announced in February that it was going to shut at least 72 locations.

Before filing for bankruptcy, the company listed 2,072 locations.

Now, it only lists 1,687, meaning it has shut 387 stores in six months.

According to court documents, 154 stores were identified as underperforming and would be closing, as reported by USA Today.

The company has continued to add to the list of closures all over the country.

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A massive shoe retailer now announces a new wave of layoffs to hit headquarters this summer, affecting over 700 employees.

Nike has announced its ‘second phase’ of mass layoffs, effective June 28, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) filing.

A total of 740 employees will be impacted in the retailer’s home state.

The layoffs are part of the 2% workforce reduction Nike announced in February, which is taking place across two phases, the company confirmed via email.

Nike said job titles and the number of employees in each category would be provided at a later date, once the company has determined them.

Bumping rights are not available for the impacted employees, reports Retail Dive.

“Nike’s always at our best when we’re on the offense. The actions that we’re taking put us in the position to right-size our organization to get after our biggest growth opportunities as interest in sport, health and wellness have never been stronger,” Nike said in a statement.

“While these changes will impact approximately 2% of our total workforce, we are grateful for the contributions made by all Nike teammates.”

The layoffs are tied to a cost-savings plan Nike unveiled in December, which is aimed at generating up to $2 billion in cumulative savings over three years.

Based on the company’s last annual report, the layoffs to 2% of its total workforce will impact more than 1,600 people.

Savings from the plan are set to be reinvested in driving growth, innovation and profitability.

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A Women’s Clothing Brand Now Makes An Unexpected Closure

A women’s clothing brand now makes an unexpected closure of its Washington distribution center, affecting nearly 130 employees.

A Lululemon spokesperson said some employees will relocate to its new Los Angeles, California location as well as other facilities.

Lululemon Athletica is laying off a total of 128 employees as it permanently shutters its distribution center in Sumner, Washington, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act notice dated April 18.

Layoffs are expected to start June 21, according to the notice.

A Lululemon spokesperson told Supply Chain Dive in an email that some of the employees will be retained and relocated to other facilities, including a recently opened distribution center in Los Angeles.

The retailer regularly evaluates its distribution network to help shape and support the future vision of the business, the spokesperson said.

“Following a review of our current infrastructure and the evolution of our fulfillment strategy, which includes a multi-year investment to increase overall capacity and support our growth, we have made the decision to close one of our smaller distribution centers … at the end of 2024,” they said.

Lululemon has been making efforts to advance its supply chain strategy.

Last year, the retailer launched a program to increase supplier diversity in its sourcing operations.

Later in May, Lululemon signed a multiyear partnership with an Australian tech company to help scale its circular efforts through textile recycling, reports Supply Chain Dive.

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A massive shoe retailer now announces a new wave of layoffs to hit headquarters this summer, affecting over 700 employees.

Nike has announced its ‘second phase’ of mass layoffs, effective June 28, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) filing.

A total of 740 employees will be impacted in the retailer’s home state.

The layoffs are part of the 2% workforce reduction Nike announced in February, which is taking place across two phases, the company confirmed via email.

Nike said job titles and the number of employees in each category would be provided at a later date, once the company has determined them.

Bumping rights are not available for the impacted employees, reports Retail Dive.

“Nike’s always at our best when we’re on the offense. The actions that we’re taking put us in the position to right-size our organization to get after our biggest growth opportunities as interest in sport, health and wellness have never been stronger,” Nike said in a statement.

“While these changes will impact approximately 2% of our total workforce, we are grateful for the contributions made by all Nike teammates.”

The layoffs are tied to a cost-savings plan Nike unveiled in December, which is aimed at generating up to $2 billion in cumulative savings over three years.

Based on the company’s last annual report, the layoffs to 2% of its total workforce will impact more than 1,600 people.

Savings from the plan are set to be reinvested in driving growth, innovation and profitability.

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This Massive Retailer Is Now Removing Self-Checkout

This massive retailer is now removing self-checkout from select stores to recalibrate personal reliance and a new experience.

Walmart is removing self-checkout kiosks at select locations, including two stores in Shrewsbury, Missouri, and Cleveland, in favor of associate-staffed checkout lines, Business Insider reported last week and a Walmart spokesperson confirmed to sister publication CX Dive Monday.

The retailer already removed self-checkout lanes from three stores in New Mexico last year.

“We currently have no additional conversions to announce,” a Walmart spokesperson told CX Dive.

The decision was based on feedback from employees and customers, shopping behavior and business needs at those particular locations.

“We believe the changes will improve the in-store shopping experience and give our associates the chance to provide more personalized and efficient service,” a Walmart spokesperson told CX Dive.

Walmart is now joining other large retailers such as Target and Dollar General in scaling back or amending its self-checkout processes.

Last month, Target limited self-checkout lanes to 10 items or fewer and gave store managers more control over the ratio of self-checkout lanes to cashier-operated lanes.

Dollar General also said in March that it would reduce self-checkout at thousands of locations and remove it entirely from 300 locations most prone to shoplifting.

At the same time, Dollar General is increasing staffing for checkout assistance.

“While self-checkout has contributed to the convenient proposition for our customers in certain stores, it does not reduce the importance of a friendly, helpful employee who is there to greet customers and assist while the checkout process is happening,” Dollar General CEO Todd Vasos said during an earnings call in December.

While self-service can be beneficial to a customer who doesn’t want to speak to a store associate, self-checkout has its limitations.

It can sometimes add friction to the process, especially during payment or if an associate isn’t nearby to help if there is an issue, reports Retail Dive.

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A massive shoe retailer now announces a new wave of layoffs to hit headquarters this summer, affecting over 700 employees.

Nike has announced its ‘second phase’ of mass layoffs, effective June 28, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) filing.

A total of 740 employees will be impacted in the retailer’s home state.

The layoffs are part of the 2% workforce reduction Nike announced in February, which is taking place across two phases, the company confirmed via email.

Nike said job titles and the number of employees in each category would be provided at a later date, once the company has determined them.

Bumping rights are not available for the impacted employees, reports Retail Dive.

“Nike’s always at our best when we’re on the offense. The actions that we’re taking put us in the position to right-size our organization to get after our biggest growth opportunities as interest in sport, health and wellness have never been stronger,” Nike said in a statement.

“While these changes will impact approximately 2% of our total workforce, we are grateful for the contributions made by all Nike teammates.”

The layoffs are tied to a cost-savings plan Nike unveiled in December, which is aimed at generating up to $2 billion in cumulative savings over three years.

Based on the company’s last annual report, the layoffs to 2% of its total workforce will impact more than 1,600 people.

Savings from the plan are set to be reinvested in driving growth, innovation and profitability.

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Also Read: A Massive Grocery Brand Now Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

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A Massive Crafts Retailer Is Now Exiting Its Bankruptcy

A massive crafts retailer is now exiting its bankruptcy in the coming days as its organizational plan receives the green light from court.

Joann expects to cut a whopping $505 million in debt and emerge from bankruptcy as a privately held company, reports Retail Dive.

Upon exiting bankruptcy, Joann will be a privately held company owned by its creditors.

Under the plan approved by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Craig Goldblatt in Delaware, Joann’s creditors agreed to cancel nearly $505 million of the company’s nearly $1.1 billion in long-term debt.

After filing for Chapter 11 on March 18, Joann says it kept all of its 815 stores open and retained the jobs of its more than 18,000 employees during bankruptcy with a $132 million commitment from its financial stakeholders.

Joann’s bankruptcy exit plan will allow the company to emerge from Chapter 11 with a significantly deleveraged capital structure and to obtain long-term liquidity without affecting the business’s unsecured creditors, Chief Financial Officer Scott Sekella said in court documents.

The company cut jobs and sought to cut $225 million in supply chain, product and corporate costs last year.

It also did a sale-leaseback of its Ohio corporate headquarters and restructured its field and corporate operations.

But ultimately, those actions weren’t enough to avoid bankruptcy.

Sekella, who is also serving as co-lead of the company’s interim office of the CEO with Chief Customer Officer Chris DiTullio, noted that 100% of the company’s creditors supported the restructuring.

“We are pleased to have reached this significant milestone less than 40 days after initiating our court-supervised process,” DiTullio said in a statement.

As a result of the deal, “Joann will move forward with a strengthened financial foundation, allowing us to invest in customer experience enhancements, our best-in-class product assortments, and our more than 18,000 team members nationwide.”

Founded about 80 years ago, 96% of Joann’s retail stores were profitable when it filed for bankruptcy.

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A massive shoe retailer now announces a new wave of layoffs to hit headquarters this summer, affecting over 700 employees.

Nike has announced its ‘second phase’ of mass layoffs, effective June 28, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) filing.

A total of 740 employees will be impacted in the retailer’s home state.

The layoffs are part of the 2% workforce reduction Nike announced in February, which is taking place across two phases, the company confirmed via email.

Nike said job titles and the number of employees in each category would be provided at a later date, once the company has determined them.

Bumping rights are not available for the impacted employees, reports Retail Dive.

“Nike’s always at our best when we’re on the offense. The actions that we’re taking put us in the position to right-size our organization to get after our biggest growth opportunities as interest in sport, health and wellness have never been stronger,” Nike said in a statement.

“While these changes will impact approximately 2% of our total workforce, we are grateful for the contributions made by all Nike teammates.”

The layoffs are tied to a cost-savings plan Nike unveiled in December, which is aimed at generating up to $2 billion in cumulative savings over three years.

Based on the company’s last annual report, the layoffs to 2% of its total workforce will impact more than 1,600 people.

Savings from the plan are set to be reinvested in driving growth, innovation and profitability.

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Also Read: A Massive Grocery Brand Now Files For Chapter 11

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Market News Today - A Massive Crafts Retailer Is Now Exiting Its Bankruptcy.
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Frank Nez’s Stock Portfolio

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