As consumers upend their shopping habits after the COVID-19 pandemic, household names are closing stores and declaring bankruptcy. Now tariffs loom.

More businesses are declaring bankruptcy. And in this economic environment, tariffs aren’t expected to soften the blow there.

Under the Trump administration, the U.S. has adopted sweeping tariffs on nearly every trading partner, with a promise of more ...

Three prominent Kentucky distilleries have collapsed into bankruptcy over the past eight months, marking a dramatic fall for ...

Once ubiquitous for ear piercing at the mall, Claire’s faced financial volatility along with other bricks-and-mortar ...

Dwindling foot traffic, higher interest rates and tariffs push Claire’s to second bankruptcy.

Claire’s, once a haven for tweens looking for the latest fashion trends, has filed for bankruptcy for the second time this ...

Claire’s, the tween-focused jewelry retail chain with a dozen locations on Long Island, has filed for bankruptcy for the ...

The Texas-based home goods retailer is leaving five NJ stores open as the chain grapples with high debt and dwindling sales.

Officials for retailer Claire's filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday as its operating costs rise while demand for its ...

For the second time in seven years, mall jewelry chain Claire's has filed for bankruptcy. Following a March 2018 bankruptcy ...

Without a buyer, the mall jewelry chain will be forced to close its locations nationwide. What does it mean for Kentucky ...