Circuit City goes under

Posted 1/16/09

Circuit City announced that it will be going out of business, leaving dozens of employees at the Highlands Ranch store out of work. The announcement …

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Circuit City goes under

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Circuit City announced that it will be going out of business, leaving dozens of employees at the Highlands Ranch store out of work.

The announcement Jan. 16 came on the heels of an attempted restructuring after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in November, in which three Colorado locations, including one in Parker, were liquidated. The Parker store closed just before the end of last year.

The move means 34,000 Circuit City employees nationwide will lose their jobs. The liquidation of the chain’s 15 Colorado stores could begin as early as Jan. 17. Circuit City says it will honor all gift cards with full redemptions during the liquidation.

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