Discount retailer Stein Mart has filed for bankruptcy and plans to close most of its nearly 300 stores.. The 112-year-old company blamed its failure on changing consumer habits and the pandemic ...

Stein Mart, the bankrupt discount department store, is being given a second life by the same company that recently purchased Pier 1 Imports. Retail Ecommerce Ventures (REV), an investment firm ...

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Stein Mart also struggled to compete with the TJX TJX Companies, parent firm of TJMaxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods. With over 4,000 outlets throughout the United States and abroad, the TJX firm is a ...

For Stein Mart, the options were very limited. With about 280 stores, the company did $1.26 billion in sales for fiscal 2019, but it lost money, ...

Stein Mart, the bankrupt discount department store, is being given a second life by the same company that recently purchased Pier 1 Imports. Retail Ecommerce Ventures (REV), an investment firm ...

Stein Mart temporarily closed its businesses on March 18 during the first wave of the pandemic. It began reopening in April, and eventually reopened all of its stores with reduced hours.

A day after Stein Mart filed for bankruptcy, saying it expects to close “a significant portion, if not all” of its stores, it was announced that all 279 U.S. stores across 30 states were ...

Discount retailer Stein Mart has filed for bankruptcy and plans to close most of its nearly 300 stores. The 112-year-old company blamed its failure on changing consumer habits and the pandemic ...

The 112-year-old company blamed its failure on changing consumer habits and the pandemic, both of which "have caused significant financial distress on our business," Stein Mart CEO Hunt Hawkins said.

The 112-year-old company blamed its failure on changing consumer habits and the pandemic, both of which "have caused significant financial distress on our business," Stein Mart CEO Hunt Hawkins said.

The 112-year-old company blamed its failure on changing consumer habits and the pandemic, both of which "have caused significant financial distress on our business," Stein Mart CEO Hunt Hawkins said.