Express stores closing. In its bankruptcy court filing, Express listed the stores it plans to close. Here is that list, along with the state, city and shopping center where each store is located.

Express Inc. said Monday that it was closing 95 Express-branded stores as part of its bankruptcy plan. The closings across 29 ...

Clothing store Express, a longtime mainstay of American malls, has filed for bankruptcy protection, closing dozens of stores but also eyeing a survival plan that involves getting sold. At its peak ...

Express Inc. — once a trendsetter of casual office attire that has struggled to compete with the likes of Zara and H&M — has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The retailer based in ...

Express also said it has received an offer for the potential sale of most of its stores from a group led by WHP Global, which owns several brands, including Toys "R" Us.

Bonobos was founded in 2007 as an online-only apparel brand and was acquired by Walmart in 2017. Express and WHP Global acquired Bonobos from Walmart Inc. last year for $75 million.

Express Inc. did not respond to an inquiry about how many employees would be affected by the store closings. The company currently employs about 9,300 people, of whom approximately 2,800 are full ...

(KRON) – Two Bay Area Express retail stores are closing due to the retailer filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, after 44 years of operation, according to a press release. Express has ...

Express Inc., an owner of clothing stores found in malls across the country, will close 95 Express stores and all of its UpWest locations as part of a voluntary bankruptcy filing announced Monday.

Express operates about 600 stores under the names Express, as well as UpWest and 60 Bonobos Guideshop locations. Online retail will remain in operation along with some other stores.

Express Inc. said Monday that it was closing 95 Express-brand stores as part of its bankruptcy plan. The planned closures are spread across 29 states plus Washington, D.C., and comprise 75 typical ...