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Store Closings.....

Unread postby burtonridr » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 11:37:25

Ann Taylor closing 117 stores nationwide A company spokeswoman said the company hasn't revealed which stores will be shuttered. It will let the stores that will close this fiscal year know over the next month. Plus a lot of others

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I have also heard rumors... but havent confirmed that round table pizza is out of business for good. Every single one here in my city has closed.

Anyone still have a round table pizza open in their neck of the woods?
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Re: Store Closings.....

Unread postby burtonridr » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 13:28:05

GASMON wrote:Retailing in UK has gone mad last few years, the correction was inevitable.

Yea I guess you could call it that :lol:
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Re: Store Closings.....

Unread postby Rabbit » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 13:39:52

Anyone still have a round table pizza open in their neck of the woods?

Yes we still have two open here in Fresno, CA.

I have noticed that the strip mall down the street is about 1/2 vacant now. One business after another has been closing up and leaving.
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Unread postby burtonridr » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 13:54:19

Drifter wrote:burtonridr, I found a news article about this and posted it in my thread. Check here: link :wink:

Cool, thanks 4 the link to that :)
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Re: Store Closings.....

Unread postby Waterthrush » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 14:37:14

I thought a Strip Mall watch would be interesting - and here one is. OK, I'll keep an eye on my most local strip mall - drugstore, health club, some oriental food shops, deli, bagel place, liquor store, bank, Starbucks, ice cream shop, card shop, organic food and vitamin shop, bakery outlet.

What has closed so far: tanning salon.
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Unread postby burtonridr » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 15:14:01

Waterthrush wrote:I thought a Strip Mall watch would be interesting - and here one is. OK, I'll keep an eye on my most local strip mall - drugstore, health club, some oriental food shops, deli, bagel place, liquor store, bank, Starbucks, ice cream shop, card shop, organic food and vitamin shop, bakery outlet. What has closed so far: tanning salon.

Glad someone here is brave enough to venture into that crazy place :lol:

Some of the things I have seen close locally: Del taco. Thats all I can think of right now besides the round table....

I will ask my wife, she knows a bunch around here, she use to deliver papers to a lot of places.
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Unread postby cbxer55 » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 15:15:33

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Re: Store Closings.....

Unread postby HEADER_RACK » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 15:23:19

More store closings
More laidoff people
More filings for unemployment
More contraction of the economy
More SHTF

More of life's simple pleasures
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Unread postby burtonridr » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 15:26:20

HEADER_RACK wrote:More store closings
More laidoff people
More filings for unemployment
More contraction of the economy
More SHTF
More of life's simple pleasures

You sound like everyone else, more of this, more of that...
Cant you just be happy with what you have :lol:
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Unread postby HEADER_RACK » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 15:33:48

What can I say? I'm a doomer consumer 8)
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Re: Store Closings.....

Unread postby coyote » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 16:53:56

HEADER_RACK wrote:What can I say? I'm a doomer consumer 8)

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Unread postby coyote » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 16:57:53

btw...
Round Table Pizza issued a statement to the media today saying that the closures are permanent. And they regret having to exit the Boise market, but said the restaurants were no longer economically viable.
Several factors went into the decision to leave Boise. Among them were a combination of low consumer confidence, driven by high fuel prices and the subprime mortgage crisis, couple with record high commodities prices for items such as cheese and wheat.

Round Table Pizza clears out of Idaho

Don't see how those factors won't apply to other businesses in other locations as well...
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Unread postby Cyrus » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 17:06:43

Aound here in the chicago suburbs countless storefronts and malls have more stores vacant than operational, as well as closed car dealerships, and lots where old buildings were demolished and there is noone to buy the land to build anything new. This is not the in the hood, this is in the affluent dupage county suburbs!
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Unread postby burtonridr » Mon 30 Jun 2008, 17:07:04

coyote wrote:btw...
Round Table Pizza issued a statement to the media today saying that the closures are permanent. And they regret having to exit the Boise market, but said the restaurants were no longer economically viable.
Several factors went into the decision to leave Boise. Among them were a combination of low consumer confidence, driven by high fuel prices and the subprime mortgage crisis, couple with record high commodities prices for items such as cheese and wheat.

Round Table Pizza clears out of Idaho Don't see how those factors won't apply to other businesses in other locations as well...

Yea.... no kidding....
The airline business is going to belly flop...

There is not a single business that will not be effected.

My wife use to drop papers at 200 businesses each week, since about march, each week 2-4 businesses went under....
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Re: Store Closings.....

Unread postby SoylentGreen » Tue 01 Jul 2008, 16:43:15

this just hit Yahoo business news.....Starbucks closing 600 USA locations.
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Unread postby cbxer55 » Tue 01 Jul 2008, 17:13:06

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Unread postby burtonridr » Tue 01 Jul 2008, 21:23:05

cbxer55 wrote:
SoylentGreen wrote:this just hit Yahoo business news.....Starbucks closing 600 USA locations.
Say SEE-YA to the $5.00 cup of joe. RIP!

Indeed.... It will be missed :lol:
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Re: Store Closings.....

Unread postby Serial_Worrier » Wed 02 Jul 2008, 01:57:37

Rabbit wrote:
Anyone still have a round table pizza open in their neck of the woods?
Yes we still have two open here in Fresno, CA. I have noticed that the strip mall down the street is about 1/2 vacant now. One business after another has been closing up and leaving.

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