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America is making ready to say goodbye to a different main retail chain.

Big prizes plans to shut all its websites after months of store closures and a deposit in September for Bankruptcy protection (Chapter 11).

The distribution chain launches “going out of enterprise” gross sales at “protect the value of your heritage” stated a press launch Thursday. The corporate didn’t supply a timetable on how lengthy gross sales would final, however promised to serve clients in-store and on-line.

CEO Bruce Thorn stated the closures may very well be reversed if a sale of the corporate was finalized. Greater than 400 shops have already closed their doorways this 12 months.

“We have now all labored extraordinarily laborious and brought all crucial steps to finish a going concern sale. Whereas we stay hopeful that we are able to full an alternate going-concern transaction, with a purpose to defend the worth of the Huge Heaps property, we have now made the tough choice to provoke the GOB course of,” Thorn stated within the assertion.

Search the database beneath to discover a listing of Huge Heaps shops in your metropolis or state, in response to the corporate’s web site. All websites are anticipated to expertise “bankrupt” gross sales within the coming days.

In September, Huge Heaps filed for Chapter 11 chapter, weeks after saying plans to shut 340 shops throughout the USA.

The corporate stated on the time that the closures had been a part of a gross sales settlement with an affiliate of Nexus Capital Administration LP, according to a press release. Hope was on the horizon for the corporate when it introduced approval of the sale of most of its belongings and enterprise operations to Nexus.

That hope was dashed in December, nevertheless, when the sale fell via.

Based in 1967, Huge Heaps started in Columbus, Ohio, promoting a wide range of retail merchandise starting from furnishings and electronics to toys and residential decor.

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