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The final nail is being driven in Pier 1's wicker casket: It's on the verge of shutting down completely three months after it filed for bankruptcy.
Pier 1 announced Tuesday that it's asking the bankruptcy court to cease its retail operations "as soon as reasonably possible." It blames temporary store closures caused by coronavirus and failing to find a buyer for the drastic decision.
The 58-year-old company said it analyzed alternative ways to remain in business but liquidation is the best option.
"Ultimately, due to the combination of a challenging retail environment and the new reality and uncertainty of a post-Covid world, the company and its advisers determined that an orderly wind-down is the best way to maximize the value of Pier 1's assets," the company said in a press release.
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lapfog_1
(29,194 posts)40 years ago.. cheap furniture. odd things... scented candles... throw rugs.
but I haven't been to one in like 25 years... they just didn't have the interesting stuff anymore
stopbush
(24,393 posts)Amazing they lasted this long.