Party City Franchisee in Arkansas Files Chapter 11
Party City of Arkansas, a franchisee that outlived the chain's 2024 collapse, filed Chapter 11 with $1M–$10M in liabilities. It will close underperforming stores while reorganizing.
Topic
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Topic
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
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