Five Below and Dollar Tree have proposed deals with Party City to take over some of the discount party supply store’s locations. Both companies submitted documents in bankruptcy court in February to ...

Party City, which was one of the original tenants in Lancaster city’s Red Rose Commons, is closing as part of the company’s bankruptcy liquidation. The store, which opened in 1999 at 1700 Fruitville ...

NEW YORK — Party City is closing down all of its stores, ending nearly 40 years in business, CNN has learned. CEO Barry Litwin told corporate employees Friday in a meeting viewed by CNN that Party ...

This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. The party’s almost over. Party City is ...

At its height, Party City had over 800 stores. Now there are less than 30. In 2024, the celebration retailer announced it would shutter all of its stores, ending a 40-year run in business. Earlier ...

(NEXSTAR) – What used to be your local Party City store may soon be selling books, recliner chairs, cowboy boots or discount merchandise. The party supply chain announced in December it would be going ...

In December, with bankruptcy looming, Party City declared the party was over and announced it would close all of its more than 700 stores across the country. So why are two Austin locations still ...

Between birthdays, retirements, and holidays — most of us plan at least one party a year. So, with Party City closing stores, some shoppers may wonder about their best options for finding balloons, ...

Party City is “winding down” operations, the company’s CEO told corporate employees on a video conference call in December 2024, according to a CNN report. Jim Bounds The News & Observer file photo ...

What came first: America's obsession with Halloween or Party City? Steve Mandell launched Party City in 1986 as a single store in New Jersey. He sold cups, napkins and other supplies for birthday and ...

Utah-based Zurchers (pronounced zer-kers) has opened its first Missouri location at 2620 S. Campbell Ave. The space was occupied by Party City until that company declared bankruptcy and suddenly ...