Store closings

COVID-19 claims yet another South Jersey business location.

The list of retail closings continue to grow for 2020. One of America's biggest coffee chain has just announced the permanent closings of 450 stores

The coronavirus pandemic has caused so many problems for the retail industry. Many stores will never open again after being temporarily shut down due to COVID-19

Here's another closing to add to the ever-growing list of retail stores shutting their doors for good in 2020.

The struggles of the retail industry continue into 2020. The latest chain to announce store closings for the new year is fashion retailer Express.

With 4 Ocean County locations and dozens throughout New Jersey, GameStop announced that they'll close up to 200 stores by the end of 2019.

The pharmacy chain Walgreens, which has numerous locations in South Jersey, has announced it will shut down 200 of its stores nationwide.

You can now add Pier 1 Imports to the list of store closings in 2019, as the company announced the possible closings of up to 145 additional stores in the fiscal year, with 40 stores closing their doors this year.

JC Penney, which announced 24 stores will be closing this year, confirmed only one New Jersey location will be shut.

Tanger Outlets Atlantic City will be losing one of its stores as part of a national fashion retailer's plan to downsize.

Bed Bath & Beyond will close one of its South Jersey stores in early 2019.