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Pandemic. Recession. Oil bust. How Houston weathered economic collapse under COVID-19 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 Abandoned tanks in Penwell in April. A sudden and devastating oil crash pounded the energy sector,which was still recovering from the deep, two-year oil bust that ended in 2016Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of4 3of4 Brick and mortar retailers were particularly hurt by the pandemic.Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 4of4 A man walks through an almost completely empty parking lot at Franklin and La Branch...

Retail store closings 2020: The list of chains that closed stores in N.J. and nationwide this year Updated Dec 21, 2020; Posted Dec 21, 2020 AMC Theatres has permanently closed its location in Hamilton. It shuttered in November due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com)Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Med Facebook Share It has been a rough year for the brick-and-mortar retail industry. As the coronavirus pandemic swept across the nation in 2020, many major retailers announced permanent store closings or filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to declining sales...

12. Bed Bath & Beyond Ugh, say it isn’t so. Bed Bath & Beyond will close 63 store closures by the end of 2020, including 20 more closures from their other chain stores including Cost Plus World Market, and buybuy BABY. On top of all that, Bed Bath & Beyond plans to close another 200 locations over the next two years. 13. Sears Sears / Wikimedia Commons Another one that has been enduring a slow and steady decline. Sears will be closing another 51 locations after filing bankruptcy in December last year. 14. Bath & Body Works A total of 50 closures were planned for Bath & Body Works in 2020...

Lord + Taylor set to close CT stores within weeks FacebookTwitterEmail The Lord & Taylor store at the Danbury Fair mall in Danbury, Conn., will close on Dec. 28, 2020 or in the following 14 days, according to Lord + Taylor’s parent company.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media The bankrupt department-store chain Lord + Taylor plans to shut down its stores at the Danbury Fair mall and Westfarms mall in Farmington within the next two to four weeks, but it has not provided an update about the closing dates for its establishments in Stamford and Trumbull. Le Tote, parent company of Lor...