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A turnaround is already priced into RAD stock. With a heavy debt load and a myriad of headwinds, investors should avoid Rite Aid stock.
Despite a booming sector, it had bigger dreams as a pharmacy giant.
With the RAD stock price down 95%, value investors might be intrigued. But there are better risk-adjusted plays than Rite Aid stock.
Store closures for the first half of 2019 have already exceeded all of 2018, but many of them are positive signs of a retail restructuring.
These six depressed retail stocks are likely headed to bankruptcy. Since they'll be joining the likes of Fred's and Toys "R" Us, these are stocks to sell now.
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A Fred's bankruptcy is underway and it will mean major changes for shoppers and workers of the discount retailer as it closes shop.
Shares of discount retailer Fred's cratered after it announced it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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The chain, founded 72 years ago, says despite 'our team's best efforts, we were not able to avoid this outcome.'
Fred's Inc. shares tanked more than 44% in Monday premarket trading after the struggling retailer said it voluntarily filed for bankruptcy. Fred's, which has...
Fred's (NASDAQ:FRED) announces that the company has filed for voluntary relief under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code.The company has also filed a motion seeking interim and final approval to enter
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