10 Retailers That Have Filed For Bankruptcy In 2017

Retailers have had some issues in the past and these 10 retailers filing for bankruptcy isn't making matters better.

We decided to take a look at the retailers that filed for bankruptcy in 2017, here they are:

Toys "R" Us

Racked up $5 billion in debt.

The Limited

Closed all 250 of its stores.

Wet Seal

Closed all 137 of its stores.

BCBG Max Azria

Closed 120 stores.

H. H. Gregg

Closed all 220 of its stores.

RadioShack

Filed for bankruptcy for the second time in just over two years.

Payless ShoeSource

Closed 800 stores.

Rue21

Closed about 420 stores.

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