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Liquidation of the affected stores (all of them) will begin on April 17 2017 and 5,000 jobs will be cut. See more at: http://trib.com/business/sheridan-jcpenney-among-store-closures-nationwide/article_b7b1fc41-14c2-524c-90bd-d5e34e916519.html — read more 

Can someone (anyone) give me a list with stores that are closed by JCPenney.

That's all what I know

I'd bet that Greenville JCP will be closed: The JCPenney store at the Greenville Mall is among those on a list of locations likely to close in 2017 following a corporate announcement that the company will close between 130 and 140 of its... — read more 

It is really bad for major retailers - massive store closings for more than 1000 stores - Macy’s, Sears, The Limited, American Apparel, BCBG, Wet Seal, J.C. Penney and Abercrombie

My favorite store, I stop whenever in the area. I live in western nd. There are so many people in the area who will have to travel 2 hrs to shop if this closes!

those days are gone now.

This store may be closed based on Rumors, we'll know more in a few weeks but for now I'll assume it'll stay open and will not be closed. But, you never know what will happen.

Same with Eau Claire location will be closed on June 30, 2017 However there will be a Small Mail Order Location we will be setting up for online order like a mail location for are Customers my Place to do the same for Other Locations: However Still... — read more 

Anyone has more info on the plan here. Is this Yuma location gonna close soon? I Surely hope they will not.

I am not sure 100% but it sure looks like there is not enough merchandise to support an ongoing operation for this Wichita JCP. I hear that they will start working with appliances, that may cause some issues for Sears.

JcPenny Department Store Closing doors on June 30, 2017 Address: 6 Mckinley Mall | Phone: (716) 822-1166 | Type: Store, Department Store, Retail Blasdell, New York 14219

is the ashland ky jcp closing

That's what I am hearing, closure. But you never know what will happen, that'd be a bummer. It's not like we have many stores over here.

who knows? what location will close first? is cary gonna be affected with jcp closures?

The sad thing is I suspect that the Rocky Mount, NC store will be amongst the earlier rounds of store closures as they like 'Sears Holdings' and 'Bed, Bath, & Beyond' will be closing stores either due to "performance" or "lease ending" reasons (The... — read more 

The major factor in malls,. VS Online is, Take amazon.com. When i purchase an item from and shipped by Amazon.com. I get it in 2 days. IE. ( Toaster ) If that product should fail or be dented whatever, amazon will send a call tag pick it up and... — read more 

Paying 60 bucks for a pair of pants made by an 8 year old in Bangladesh, is not a good buy. I can go to the Van Heusen outlet mall in Howell, and buy the same slacks for 17.99. This is why JCPenney will die just like Sears and the rest. And Van... — read more 

Internet shopping is only wrecking America, if your idea of America is "going to the mall". Malls are a 1960's concept whose time has come and gone. The large department stores that anchor those malls have been declining for many years. I'd bet that... — read more 

I'm surprised they have 140 stores left. Odd that they would have any expectations about Millennials spending money in their stores. Millennials really don't have any money.

I hope the Bismarck store won't be affected by this. I get my jeans and shorts from there because they're high quality made. Is there a list somewhere where I can find out?

We lost JCPenny in the next town. Have to drive a lot further if I want to shop at a Penny's or go online. Now we are losing K-Mart in our town. It doesn't make sense since the only place to shop is now Walmart. In the meantime the town that is... — read more 

My JCPenney once existed in a mall and I went there a lot. They they left it and opened a store at some newer outdoor strip center. I've been there exactly two times. I still prefer the mall but now this one is a joke. Nothing to do there now but eat... — read more 

Everyone overlooks the No. 1 retailer: QVC. Last year's junk at next year's prices. Nice shipping and handling charges support low cost junk profits.

JC Penney has been going downhill for years. There's hardly ever a lot of people in their stores and they never have Really good sales. They have 5-7% off sales and at the most 15% off once in a while.

Unfortunately this trend with department store retail has been going on for awhile. The mall era of the late seventies and eighties is slowly coming to an end. It sure won't help Trumps promise for more jobs.

So sad that JC Penney(along with Kmart and Sears) are dying. It's been a year since the Morristown,TN Penney store closed, which was replaced by D–k's Sporting Goods. But, on the flip side, this is probably move to keep them in the black and move... — read more 

There is a big evolution going on that won't simply end with the death of stores like JC Penney. It seems like there will always need to be a place to go look at the object. Touch it, see it, hear it, try it on. I am a big Amazon shopper, but I... — read more 

I like buying from Amazon. I never enjoyed shopping. Going to the mall feels like a chore. When I do go to the mall I am in and out. Which is why I like buying online. I click on what I want, and in two days, it's in an Amazon locker. I can even get... — read more 

For all of you with short memories, this has nothing to do with politics. Trump didn't cause this, Obama didn't cause this and Bush didn't cause this. It also didn't have as much to do with the internet as many claim. By the late 1970s, the... — read more 

Well, the average size an American woman wears is a 16. That's average. Stores like Pennys stock sizes 16 and lower, most clothes in the 4-8 range, and wonder why they have to close stores. I don't even go to brick and mortar stores to buy clothes... — read more 

younger and more lazy buyers. They grew up in a generation of Amazon type business model. they are ok with delivery. The girl i live next to is a manager at target but only buys online from Target also?? Same with TV and cable. younger crowd... — read more 

The companies that can effectively get their products to consumers for the best value survive, and those than cannot go away. How many businesses failed decades ago because of these huge retailers? It's how the economy and society functions. Nothing... — read more 

JCP, you are dying, as are many department stores. Perhaps you should try something radical. Start selling an Ivanka clothing line. Start selling Trump books, socks and tee shirts. Set up a patriot section selling American Flags, as well as jigsaw... — read more 

It's not just mall stores that will be closing en masse, it's a lot of brick and mortar stores as well. Retail jobs will be decimated, and tax revenue for communities will be as well. The Internet has changed so many facets of our lives, for better... — read more 

Penny's is actually doing the right thing that will help it to survive. When you exceed your optimum scale of enterprise, by opening too many locations, you greatly reduce your profit margin because your overhead becomes too high for you to maintain... — read more 

These store's and ceo's run their companies like id–ts and one wonders how these clowns got their jobs. Went to Kohls and a J.C. Penny's stores in Florida in Novmeber to buy sandals and bathing suits and they had Zero in stock. I asked for the... — read more 

Everyone is quick to claim this is driven by online shopping but the core of what JCP (and sears) sells are not really online items. Clothing, bath & housewares are likely not big online sales areas. Some of these items that are online are still... — read more 

I agree that Amazon has dominated the retail market. But, as it grows, it becomes a bigger den of c-appy merchandise. Where, in the past, I rarely needed to return things, I find that I have a lot of returns now. The products from Amazon's... — read more