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Macy's is closing eight stores.
- Macy's is closing eight stores in early 2019 as part of planned closures announced over two years ago.
- In August 2016, Macy's said that it would close 100 stores. Since then, it has been shuttering these locations as their leases expire.
- The company said that regular, non-seasonal employees who are laid off and unable to find a job at nearby Macy's stores will be eligible for severance.
Macy's is closing eight stores in early 2019 as part of planned closures that were announced over two years ago.
In August 2016, Macy's said that it would close 100 stores. Since then, it has been shuttering these locations as their leases expire.
A spokesperson for the company told Business Insider that regular, non-seasonal employees who are laid off and unable to find a job at nearby Macy's stores will be eligible for severance.
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Here's a list of the Macy's closures:
- Casper Eastridge, Casper, Wyoming
- Redmond Town Center, Redmond, Washington
- Sunnyvale Town Center, Sunnyvale, California
- Macy's Furniture Gallery, Westside Pavilion, Los Angeles, California
- Glendale Galleria, Indianapolis, Indiana
- Swansea, Massachusetts
- Tysons Galleria, McLean, Virginia
- Nanuet Mall, Nanuet, New York
JCPenney is also closing stores. The company has so far announced that three store closings are scheduled for the spring, and more will follow, it said Tuesday.
