- The retailer had been working with advisers to shore up its finances, but potential pressure from tariffs raised questions on whether it could address a nearly $500 million loan due in December 2026.
- The firm currently has 2,750 stores across 17 countries, down from over 4,500 stores at the time of its first bankruptcy filing in 2018.
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