Dive Brief: Tuesday Morning said the parent of the Nasdaq stock market has accepted the off-price retailer's application to once again list shares of its stock, according to a press release. The company said its shares are set to start trading again on or around Tuesday's market opening. Tuesday Morning CEO Fred Hand said in a statement that the relisting "signifies the Company's recent financial and operational achievements as we continue to build a stronger company." Dive Insight: Last year, the retail apocalypse reached publicly traded retailers in numbers far higher than any other since industry bankruptcies began accelerating in 2016. Among the bankrupt were Ascena Retail Group, Centric Brands, GNC, J.C. Penney, Pier 1, RTW Retailwinds, Stage Stores, Stein Mart, Tailored Brands and Tuesday Morning, all publicly traded prior to their respective bankruptcies.