MARYLAND – Several T.J. Maxx and Marshalls stores across the U.S. will close their doors. Maryland stores seem to be off the list for now.
Marshalls in Snyder Plaza in Philadelphia is set to close on December 9th. Another Marshalls store in New York will close after the first of the year as well as a T.J. Maxx in Brooklyn. A T.J. Maxx in Chicago is also on the list.
As of October 21st, HomeGoods has shut down its online store. The news was announced in an email to customers on October 18th. The email says they will focus more on their brick-and-mortar stores.
The company is holding up to the promise of opening up new stores. One recently opened up in Alexandria, Virginia.
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Bidenomics
Yes.. The president did this. Do you blame him when you run out of gas too??
Well democrats blamed trump for everything so yes, Biden did this
Yes, just blame everything on Biden…
W T F????? WHY ARE ALL MY STORES CLOSING???? TUESDAY MORNING IS GONE, BED BATH AND BEYOND, TOYS R US, NOW THESE STORES!!!! WHERE IS AMERICAN CONSUMER SUPPOSED TO SHOP????
Amazon
People are shopping online. Tired of rude service or no service. Dirty places and raised prices. I have been shopping online for over 20 years and it has its advantages. People ARE spending money. They are just spending it in other places. Don’t want to hear anyone crying about food, gas, childcare, when people drive around in 70K-100K cars, buy 500K-800K homes, wear $400 shoes and every restaurant is packed with people. People have money.
CORRECT!!!!
I shop both online and in person. I don’t mind getting out of the house and interacting with other human beings. I live in a metropolitan area where there’s plenty of sunshine and people are friendly. Mob thefts don’t happen much out here because it’s not tolerated.