The Fall of Joann Stores: A Catalyst for Crafting’s Revival
The closure of Joann is the end of an era according to Tiffany Windsor, the daughter of the founder of Aleene’s Tacky Glue.
The closure of Joann is the end of an era according to Tiffany Windsor, the daughter of the founder of Aleene’s Tacky Glue.
JOANN, an 80-year-old retailer, is seeing a second bankruptcy limp towards liquidation, with bids due next week.
In this special episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we speak with a variety of industry players about the JOANN bankruptcy.
How JOANN Fabrics, entering its second bankruptcy in a year, simultaneously destroyed shareholder value along with the joys of crafting.
XRX, Inc., producers of the Stitches shows, has filed for bankruptcy. The announcement was made on the company’s website yesterday.
Small stationery designers received a shock last week when Paper Source, a popular retail chain and dream customer for many small makers, declared bankruptcy. The company, which is now planning to sell itself to lenders and close 11 of its retail locations, has stated that pandemic-related debts caused this decision.
In a bankruptcy auction that took place today Macanta Investments, a private investment partnership based in New York City, was the successful bidder for the largest portion of the Crafts Community with a bid of $2,850,000.
Navigating your way around a bankruptcy filing is tough, but it will be easier if you understand some basics about U.S. bankruptcy law.