15 Big Box Retailers at Risk of Bankruptcy in 2023

Whoever made that list is a complete retard.

Forever 21, Foot Locker, J. Jill, Casper Sleep, Alex and Ani, and Brooks Brothers are NOT big box stores.

Kmart has been dead for YEARS.

Another idiot doom piece put together by some collapse cumming dumb shit stain.

Amazon did that not Biden dumbass. IDC about public companies going bust. Good, but you need to support local merchants more. Like your community. Where you love.

Only AARP members shop at brick & mortar stores, no future.

All trash stores, let em burn

Only AARP members shop at brick & mortar stores, no future.

The list of endangered retailers continues to grow this year. Many companies that actually exited bankruptcy in the past are now being threatened by it again, while others that proved resiliency and stability for decades are struggling with debt, weak revenue, and higher competition and may have to shut doors for good in the next few months. Forbes analysts say that a bankruptcy wave was already expected.

The only surprising thing about it is that it didn’t happen sooner. For many iconic companies, this will be the end of an era. And for many Americans, this crisis will result in some lamentable losses of favorite stores, brands, and products.

For example, after witnessing the bankruptcy and outright collapse of rival Cineworld, shares of AMC dropped by 38% in a single day. During the pandemic, the world’s largest movie theater chain became a meme stock and retail investors pushed its stock up more than 1,000%. Unfortunately, from that point on, things have only gone downhill for the entertainment retailer.

A series of controversies have emerged, including allegations that Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX may have manipulated AMC stock. More recently, Robinhood warned investors that the company was about to file for bankruptcy – which AMC later said wasn’t true. Well, at least for the time being because conditions continue to deteriorate from the chain. In February, its quarterly loss shot up to $287 million, and overall revenues fell again. The retailer is still in a very vulnerable position, and the current economic challenges may push it over the edge.

Here’s the list:

Abercrombie & Fitch
Barnes & Noble
AMC
Macy’s
American Eagle Outfitters
JCPenney
Forever 21
Kmart
Foot Locker
J. Jill
Casper Sleep
Alex and Ani
Brooks Brothers
Tailored Brands
Wayfair

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JC Penney is a decent family clothing store with good sales. I hate shopping for clothes online and appreciate their presence in my town. That's the only one I'd miss from this list. The rest could disappear forever and I wouldn't even notice.

Alot of these videos are AI generated you know. Some YouTubers are making bank with these.

Actually anyone can make these. I saw a tutorial.
Have AI write a script. Add the AI generated voice to read it. Have it add images and come up with a catchy name.

I wonder how many of these vids are just like that.

The whole world is becoming a giant fake ass artificial sham.

The list of endangered retailers continues to grow this year. Many companies that actually exited bankruptcy in the past are now being threatened by it again, while others that proved resiliency and stability for decades are struggling with debt, weak revenue, and higher competition and may have to shut doors for good in the next few months. Forbes analysts say that a bankruptcy wave was already expected.

The only surprising thing about it is that it didn’t happen sooner. For many iconic companies, this will be the end of an era. And for many Americans, this crisis will result in some lamentable losses of favorite stores, brands, and products.

For example, after witnessing the bankruptcy and outright collapse of rival Cineworld, shares of AMC dropped by 38% in a single day. During the pandemic, the world’s largest movie theater chain became a meme stock and retail investors pushed its stock up more than 1,000%. Unfortunately, from that point on, things have only gone downhill for the entertainment retailer.

A series of controversies have emerged, including allegations that Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX may have manipulated AMC stock. More recently, Robinhood warned investors that the company was about to file for bankruptcy – which AMC later said wasn’t true. Well, at least for the time being because conditions continue to deteriorate from the chain. In February, its quarterly loss shot up to $287 million, and overall revenues fell again. The retailer is still in a very vulnerable position, and the current economic challenges may push it over the edge.

Here’s the list:

Abercrombie & Fitch
Barnes & Noble
AMC
Macy’s
American Eagle Outfitters
JCPenney
Forever 21
Kmart
Foot Locker
J. Jill
Casper Sleep
Alex and Ani
Brooks Brothers
Tailored Brands
Wayfair

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I hope Uber eats, grub hub and door dash go belly up you stupid millennial. Then I hope you starve.

You’re a load that should have been swallowed.

I thought K-Mart shut down years ago.

Most in the U.S. have closed though I think they still have stores in Australia.

Probably Walmart was the reason they closed.

The list of endangered retailers continues to grow this year. Many companies that actually exited bankruptcy in the past are now being threatened by it again, while others that proved resiliency and stability for decades are struggling with debt, weak revenue, and higher competition and may have to shut doors for good in the next few months. Forbes analysts say that a bankruptcy wave was already expected.

The only surprising thing about it is that it didn’t happen sooner. For many iconic companies, this will be the end of an era. And for many Americans, this crisis will result in some lamentable losses of favorite stores, brands, and products.

For example, after witnessing the bankruptcy and outright collapse of rival Cineworld, shares of AMC dropped by 38% in a single day. During the pandemic, the world’s largest movie theater chain became a meme stock and retail investors pushed its stock up more than 1,000%. Unfortunately, from that point on, things have only gone downhill for the entertainment retailer.

A series of controversies have emerged, including allegations that Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX may have manipulated AMC stock. More recently, Robinhood warned investors that the company was about to file for bankruptcy – which AMC later said wasn’t true. Well, at least for the time being because conditions continue to deteriorate from the chain. In February, its quarterly loss shot up to $287 million, and overall revenues fell again. The retailer is still in a very vulnerable position, and the current economic challenges may push it over the edge.

Here’s the list:

Abercrombie & Fitch
Barnes & Noble
AMC
Macy’s
American Eagle Outfitters
JCPenney
Forever 21
Kmart
Foot Locker
J. Jill
Casper Sleep
Alex and Ani
Brooks Brothers
Tailored Brands
Wayfair

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Let's get Target on that list.