Haggen Packs It In? Bankrupt Grocer Plans to Sell All Stores
The bankrupt Haggen grocery chain quietly announces plans to sell off all of its remaining stores.
The bankrupt Haggen grocery chain quietly announces plans to sell off all of its remaining stores.
Albertsons is among the interested buyers, as bankrupt Haggen announces auction dates and baseline bidders for 95 stores.
Fresh & Easy follows up last week’s going-out-of-business announcement with a bankruptcy filing.
A&P’s plan to sell customer data raises questions and concerns among shoppers, whose information is now available to the highest bidder.
A&P is now selling its own name as part of its bankruptcy fire sale, raising the prospect that the A&P name could outlive the store itself.
The complete list of A&P-owned stores’ status, as more bidders come forward to buy portions of the bankrupt grocery chain.
A&P officially puts its remaining 153 stores on the market, after announcing the closure of 25 stores and the sale of 118 others. Here’s the complete list.
As part of bankruptcy proceedings, A&P announces the closure of 25 stores and the sale of 120 others – so far. Here’s the complete list.
The once-storied A&P grocery chain files for bankruptcy, and plans for the pending sale of hundreds of stores to competitors.
Oregon-based C&K Market cites increased competition from mega-stores, as the reason for its bankruptcy filing.