JCPenney to Shutter 7 More Stores as Post-Pandemic Cuts Continue
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Key Entities
- • JCPenney: A 121-year-old American department store chain, once a retail giant, now shrinking its physical footprint post-bankruptcy.
- • Simon Property Group & Brookfield: Major mall operators that rescued JCPenney from liquidation.
- • Marc Rosen: CEO focusing on store remodels and e-commerce enhancements.
- • U.S. Mall Industry: Struggling to reinvent itself amid ongoing store closures and changing consumer preferences.
- • Store Employees: Many face layoffs or transfers as part of these closures.
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