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As stores continue to slowly open, some giant retailers just can't come back from the coronavirus pandemic. Bed Bath & Beyond announced that they will be closing hundreds of stores across the country. We may lose stores here in the Capital Region.

As many places are slowly reopening, there is good news that three of the largest discount stores will be opening their doors very soon.

It seems every few days a retail store is either filing for bankruptcy or going out of business for good. Another store has just announced that it will be closing hundreds of its stores because of the decline in sales due to the coronavirus pandemic.

During the coronavirus outbreak, store employees have been working overtime to make sure customers can get what they need. Some stores will be closed on Easter Sunday to give those workers a break. Here's a list of those stores.

The new plastic bag ban went into effect yesterday, but the state is giving stores an extra month to be assessed fines.

We were upset when this children's clothing store went out of business last year. Now there is good news. This store is back and not only online, but its stores are reopening too.

Pier 1 Imports says it will close up to half of its stores nationwide. What will the fate be of the ones that are in the Capital Region?

There are still a few weeks until Thanksgiving, but if you are planning out how to do your Black Friday shopping, a list of the stores that will be closed on the holiday is out.

Just in time for the holidays, you are able to shop Toys 'R' Us for all of the games, toys and action figures. You can't go to a Toys 'R' Us store, but all of the stuff is available online now.

There will be a new lager on the shelves soon that combines Budweiser and Jim Beam Bourbon. Its flavor is perfect for the fall season and the holidays but it will only be available for a limited time.

It looks as if the latest store that will be affected by online shopping is GameStop. The retailer says that they will be closing nearly two hundred stores by the end of the year.

It's been weird that Toys 'R' Us has gone out of business. There is a glimmer of hope, however, that they may be resurrected by the end of this year on a smaller scale.