Circuit City Stores Inc., the nation's second-biggest electronics retailer, filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday but plans to stay open for business as the busy holiday shopping season approaches.
It filed under Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code, which will allow it to hold off creditors and continue operations while it develops a reorganization plan
Good to hear, i'm going on a shopping spree at circuit city this holida season, we can expect some great deals.
It's too bad, Circuit City always seemed like they were on the cusp of becoming a true rival with Best Buy. Customer service was always a problem for me whenever I went to a store- they seemed to not care a whole lot and there was always only one register open. Not that BB's service is all that much better but I have left merchandise on the candy rack and left in frustration more often in CC than I have in BB. Maybe with Chapter 11 protection they'll be able to reorganize, retrench, and reinvent themselves into a more customer friendly (and profitable) organization.
its wierd, you know how compUSA was bankrupt or something and closed all their stores down well a compUSA here opened up a few months ago, kind of wierd after going out of buisness and all.
from all of the LBP's they bought and all the different ps3 systems that never got sold.
or the rrod returns( i beat you ps3 chumps to it,
Prolly due to Obama getting in office. Increasing taxes on a company this large to 60% is going to hurt, allot.