More than 800 stores are closing across the US in 2023. Here's the full list.

416 Bed Bath & Beyond-owned stores in the US have been identified as set to close amid ongoing financial turmoil. (It has also filed to shutter all of its 65 stores in Canada.) The company, which had 953 North American stores just over a year ago, says it is aiming for a final count of 360 flagship stores and 120 Buybuy Baby locations.

The Dallas-based home goods company is shuttering more than half of its stores as it reorganizes amid bankruptcy proceedings.

Four Banana Republic stores have already closed this year, two years after parent company Gap said it would close approximately 350 Gap and Banana Republic stores by the end of 2023. A company-maintained list of completed closures shows 276 stores have been closed since 2020, leaving as many as 74 remaining to hit the stated target.

12 locations are currently up for auction, while another 10 will close in February as the company navigates bankruptcy.

The big box retailer is shuttering five stores and its two remaining pickup-only concepts citing poor performance, following a trend of Walmart closing a handful of stores across various states each year.

The discount chain is shutting down three stores in California and four in Colorado as the retailer moves toward small towns and away from urban areas.

Macy's will close four stores during the first quarter in shopping malls in California, Colorado, Hawaii, and Maryland, as part of its three-year plan to close 125 locations.

The luxury consignment marketplace is shuttering four stores and two consignment offices across the US to cut approximately $2 million costs.

JCPenney locations in Oswego, New York and Elkhart, Indiana will close this year following the wind-down of over 150 stores since 2020.

Amazon said earlier this month that it is closing several Fresh grocery and Go convenience stores, and will pause its planned expansion while the company reevaluates its physical store strategy.