Original article source: LL Flooring, hardware store once known as Lumber Liquidators, to close all 400 stores in bankruptcy ...
LL Flooring, formerly Lumber Liquidators, was founded by Tom Sullivan in 1993 and by 2020 had more than 400 retail locations ...
American flooring company LL Flooring announced it will be closing ... and the company expects to close all stores within 12 weeks. Nearly 130 more Red Lobster restaurants are in danger of ...
Specialty home improvement retailer LL Flooring said this week it is going out of business and closing all of its stores after failing to buyer following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing last month.
That means all of its remaining stores will soon close their doors. LL Flooring expected to begin to begin the process this week, with closing sales at hundreds of stores slated to start Friday.
(WJAR) — LL Flooring announced that it will be closing all stores within the next 12 weeks. This includes stores in North Attleborough, Warwick and Swansea. According to LL Flooring officials ...
After LL Flooring failed to find a buyer, an announcement from the company said that all stores are expected to be closed within roughly 12 weeks, though timing of closures will vary from store to ...
American flooring company LL Flooring announced it will be closing ... and the company expects to close all stores within 12 weeks. Nearly 130 more Red Lobster restaurants are in danger of ...
Virginia-based LL Flooring, the former Lumber Liquidators, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization last month has pivoted to full liquidation and will close all stores. That includes ...
LL FLOORING TO CLOSE 94 STORES AS IT FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY ... of winding down LL Flooring’s business and closing all of our stores," CEO Charles Tyson wrote to customers. "This is not the ...
LL Flooring announced that it will be closing all stores within the next 12 weeks. According to LL Flooring officials, the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year. "LL Flooring ...
"As a result, it is with a heavy heart that we must let you know that we are going to begin the process of winding down LL Flooring’s business and closing all of our stores," CEO Charles Tyson ...