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The parent companies of Lord & Taylor and Men's Wearhouse are the latest retailers to be bankrupted by temporary closures during the pandemic.
A number of retailers were already teetering on the brink of collapsing prior to the coronavirus pandemic slamming the industry.
Simon, which is the biggest U.S. mall owner by the number of malls it operates, had already teamed up with ABG to supply financing to carry Brooks Brothers through its restructuring, as the retailer searched for a buyer.
RTW Retailwinds (RTW) expects to receive hard bids for its e-commerce business before July 23, according to Bloomberg.At a bankruptcy hearing, attorneys indicated that an orderly wind-down and liquidation of the brick-and-mortar stores is anticipated.Amid pandemic pressures, the list of retailers filing for bankruptcy since May now includes RTW, Lucky Brand, J.C.
Another mall chain is going to close up shop, with RTW Retailwinds (NYSE:RTW) filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New Jersey.
New York & Co. parent company RTW Retailwinds announced Monday it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and plans to permanently close most, if not all, of its stores.
The retail sector's first-quarter operating income fell 57.7% compared to last year, marking the worst quarter on record.
RTW Retailwinds (NYSE:RTW) received a confirmation that NYSE will apply to SEC to delist the company's common stock.Trading was suspended on July 6 as the company's average market capitalization over a consecutive 30 trading-day period was less than $50M and its stockholders’ equity was less than $50M.The Company has experienced substantial and recurring losses from operations and has been considering available options including restructuring its obligations or seeking protection under the bankruptcy laws.Previously: New York & Co.
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RTW Retailwinds (NYSE:RTW), parent of the New York & Co. discount apparel retailer, is preparing for a bankruptcy filing that would include plans to shut all of its 387 stores, Bloomberg reports.R
The parent of New York & Co. is preparing for a bankruptcy filing that would include plans to shut all of the discount apparel chain’s stores, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
RTW Retailwinds (RTW) warns about its ability to continue as a going concern and that the company needs more time to prepare its 10K filing. The company says the 10-K will reflect the potential for a
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RTW Retailwinds (RTW -18.2%) reports Q4 revenue decrease of 9.4% Y/Y to $224M.Comparable store sales decreased 7.4%, representing a decline in the Company’s brick-and-mortar business.Gross margin decl