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Fast-fashion retailer Forever 21 has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time, raising concerns about the future of its operations in the United States. The company has announced plans to wind down its U.S. operations unless it can secure a buyer willing to take on the brand. This move comes as the retailer grapples with ongoing financial challenges and a rapidly changing retail landscape that has seen many traditional brick-and-mortar stores struggle to compete with e-commerce giants.
The filing indicates that Forever 21 is seeking to restructure its debt and potentially close several of its physical locations across the country. As part of the bankruptcy process, the retailer will evaluate its assets and liabilities to determine the best path forward. The news has sent ripples through the fashion industry, as Forever 21 has been a staple in affordable, trendy clothing for young consumers. The outcome of this filing will ultimately determine whether the brand can survive or if it will become another casualty in the evolving retail market.
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