Bankrupt retailer to shutter 11 stores across the Gulf Coast

Sales at the closing Tuesday Morning stores, which includes 24 in Florida, will go on for about eight weeks before the locations go back to landlords.


  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 4:30 p.m. February 20, 2023
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Tuesday Morning Corp. has begun closing stores in Florida after filing for bankruptcy.
Tuesday Morning Corp. has begun closing stores in Florida after filing for bankruptcy.
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Tuesday Morning Corp., the Dallas-based discount retailer, is closing 11 stores across the Gulf Coast as the company enters its second bankruptcy in three years.

The closings will affect shoppers across the entire region, from Naples north to Spring Hill in Pasco County. In all, 24 of the chain’s stores will close in Florida and about half of its 464 stores nationwide will shut down.

The company, which filed Feb. 14 in Texas, does not say in the filing how much it will save or hopes to generate from the liquidation sales or how many employees will be affected. As of Monday afternoon, no Worker Adjustment Retraining and Notification notices from Tuesday Morning had been posted on Florida’s WARN database.

 

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