Top 10 Stores that Will Likely Go Out of Business Soon
Well, especially after the whole fiasco it created in July 2018, where they promoted an event where people would get stuffed bears for little cost in just 1 day.
This caused so much hype and crowds that they formed long lines where people waited many hours, and many formed riots and people jamming and pushing each other all like it was Black Friday.
It was called Pay Your Age Day and it was so chaotic and dangerous that Build a Bear closed the event, leaving many without their stuffed bears.
But remember, better safe than sorry.
They hired an awful CEO, Sharon Price John, who quickly shut down the online game Bearville, saddening many of us who grew up with it. In her tenure as CEO, the company has began to rely too much on licensed bears, instead of a good balance of licensed bears and original ones (like they had when Maxine Clark was in charge). The quality of the bears has also gone down while prices have gone up (and they weren't cheap to begin with).
That shop only opened in the 2010s.
Because nobody has a radio anymore and they just use their phone for music instead
It already went out of business
The store my sister works at is going out of business in June.
When I was 7 I would go there a lot but when I was 8 it closed in my area.-LitSavage
It already went out of business mid-year.
It already went out of business in October 2018
It went out of business in September 2018
I think this bookstore will outlast all those other book stores
Why is this on the list?
Since book stores are becoming less popular and since people are more focused on magazines, phones and stuff, stores like Books-A-Million are expected to go out of business soon.
Expensive health shop, how many people go in them?
Look at all the other shops with catalogues no longer around.
C&A, Littlewoods, Index, Woolworths.