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hhgregg is finally out of its misery, although the pain is just beginning for thousands of former employees. The once multiregional CE, appliance, bedding and furniture chain has now closed all its ...
Between the company's going public in 2007 and Throgmartin's passing in 2012 at age 57, HHGregg expanded to 220 stores from about 100 with sales rising to more than $2.5 billion from less than $1 ...
Hhgregg Inc said April 7 that the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Indiana approved the company’s initiation of the process to liquidate its assets commencing on April ...
INDIANAPOLIS — The going-out-of-business sales start this weekend at HHGregg. The bankrupt retailer is planning to begin liquidating its assets Saturday after failing to find a buyer by its ...
Here are several hhgregg stores in the Tampa area: hhgreegg Clearwater Mall, 2669 Gulf to Bay Blvd Clearwater, FL 33759 hhgregg 10277 E Adamo Dr Tampa, FL 33619 hhgregg Cortez Plaza, 4495 14th St W ...
Contacts hhgregg, Inc. Lance Peterson, 317-848-8710 Vice President, Finance and Planning [email protected] or Chantal Kowalski, 317-561-7022 Communications Manager chantal.kowalski ...
hhgregg stores are located in: Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South ...
HHGregg built a reputation as a regional electronics retailer, taking on companies such as Best Buy. But, like other big-box stores, HHGregg struggled to adapt to the e-commerce age.
HHGregg Inc. informed its employees Friday afternoon that it has failed to find a buyer to rescue the beleaguered retail chain. The company said it planned to begin a liquidation process on ...
In addition, HHGregg disclosed Friday that the value of its common stock is likely to be wiped out, leaving investors with nothing. The New York Stock Exchange delisted the company in February.