- Macy's is closing at least 15 stores in early 2020.
- In August 2016, Macy's said that it would close 100 of its stores. Since then, it has been shuttering locations as their leases expire. When reached by Business Insider, a spokesperson for Macy's did not comment on whether these 15 stores were part of its planned closures from 2016.
- The spokesperson said that regular, non-seasonal employees who are laid off and unable to find a job at nearby Macy's stores would be eligible for severance.
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Macy's is closing at least 15 stores in the early part of 2020.
In 2016, Macy's said that it would close 100 stores after it reported six consecutive years of declining sales. Since then, it has been shuttering these locations as their leases expire.
A spokesperson for the company did not comment on whether this recent wave of closures was included in the 2016 plan but said that Macy's "regularly reviews" its store portfolio and will update investors in its upcoming investor day on February 5.
The spokesperson told Business Insider that regular, non-seasonal employees who are laid off and unable to find a job at nearby Macy's stores would be eligible for severance.
Here's the list of Macy's upcoming store closings:
- Macon Mall, Macon, GA
- The Centre at Salisbury, Salisbury, MD
- Nittany Mall, State College, PA
- Harrisburg Mall, Harrisburg, PA
- Rivergate Mall, Goodlettsville, TN
- Westfield Meriden, Meriden, CT
- University Mall, Carbondale, IL
- Towne Square Mall, Owensboro, KY
- Northgate Mall, Cincinnati, OH
- Stow-Kent Plaza, Stow, OH
- 54 East Main Street, Walla Walla, WA
- Ohio Valley Mall, St Clairsville, OH
- 300 Pine Street, Seattle, WA
- Lewiston Center Mall, Lewiston, ID
- Burlington Mall, Burlington, WA