Attorney General Michelle Henry is warning that Big Lots could close the remainder of its Pennsylvania stores following the company’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. According to AG Henry, one of the nation’s largest closeout retailers,

Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry is offering guidance in the event the state loses all locations of the bankrupt Big Lots.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry said all remaining Big Lots in Pennsylvania could be closing. Big Lots began a going-out-of-business sale after a federal court confirmed their bankruptcy. There are 64 Big Lots locations still open in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry has issued a warning to consumers following the announcement that Big Lots, a major discount retailer, is considering the closure of its remaining 64 stores

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Attorney General Michelle Henry is notifying Pennsylvanians that all remaining 64 Big Lots stores in Pennsylvania could be closing.

A buyer acquired the bankrupt Big Lots and will save hundreds of stores. Gordon Brothers, a property liquidator, bought the Columbus-Ohio-based discount retailer out of bankruptcy court and will sell it as a going concern.