US EditionThese are the Rite Aid stores expected to close in Washington, Oregon
- Rite Aid announced it will close nearly 70 stores in Washington, Oregon, and other states amid ongoing bankruptcy proceedings in May 2025.
- The closures follow Rite Aid's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing last week due to continued financial struggles and follow its October 2023 filing that reduced stores from over 2,300 to about 1,200.
- Court documents originally planned 47 store closures, but updated filings added 68 more across seven states, with Pennsylvania having the most closures, including 44 pharmacies.
- Rite Aid obtained $1.94 billion in funding to support store operations throughout the proceedings and confirmed that employees will continue to receive their salaries and benefits during this period.
- Rite Aid said it will stop issuing Rewards points after May 6 and will no longer honor gift cards or accept returns starting June 5, 2025, signaling further operational wind-down steps.
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Rite Aid, Walgreens to shutter hundreds of pharmacies - Conservative Journal Review
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Rite Aid closing more stores amid bankruptcy
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Coming less than a week after the conclusion of the NACDS Annual Meeting, the demise of Rite Aid brought additional urgency to the task of addressing issues that, depending on their business mix, threaten all pharmacy operators. Rite Aid, the nation’s third-largest drug chain, entered Chapter 11 for the second time in less than two years on May 5, at the same time signaling its intention to sell all its assets.To be sure, many of Rite Aid’s trou…
Rite Aid Pursues Asset Sale Amid Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Filing - Gettysburg Connection
Rite Aid Corporation announced it is pursuing a strategic sale of nearly all its assets under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey. The move is part of the company’s effort to manage mounting financial challenges and reshape its future. Despite the filing, Rite Aid will
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