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Party City will close all of its stores, including the one in Coral Springs
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Coral Springs, Florida – According to media sources, Party City is closing all of its locations, including the Maplewood Plaza location in Coral Springs.
The business operated 748 locations nationwide, including 46 in Florida. 1270 University Drive is the address of the Coral Springs shop.
According to CNN, the company’s CEO informed corporate staff members via video conference call on Friday that the business was closing down and that Friday was their last day of employment.
As of 2021, the biggest party shop in the country employed 10,100 part-time employees and 6,400 full-time employees. Earlier in the year, it emerged from bankruptcy.
Nevertheless, after operating for almost 40 years, it is ending.
Store managers were just notified that all shops will close on February 1st.
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