Paris. Placed in Judicial Reform, the BHV Marais Had to Close Its Doors This Monday
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The iconic Parisian department store, like the BHV Parly 2, its little brother of the Yvelines (Île-de-France), "must close this evening as a precaution for our teams and our customers", announced the president of the company, Karl-Stéphane Cottendin, in an internal message transferred to the AFP. "One of our insurance policies could not be transferred as part of the ongoing judicial reorganization", he justified. Before 18:00, the Bazar of the …
On Monday, 9 November, the BHV in Paris closed its doors at 4 p.m., much earlier than expected. The reason: an insurance not transferred as part of the judicial reorganization set up last Monday. Employees and trade unions are worried about an early liquidation.
The doors of the BHV were closed on Monday 9 November at 4pm. An unexpected but temporary closure, which would be due to a question of insurance. The legendary Parisian brand was placed in judicial reform a week earlier. - BHV: in judicial reform, the famous Parisian department store forced to close its doors on Monday (Economy).
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The store management invoked a temporary "administrative adjustment" related to an insurance issue.
Monday before 6 p.m., the doors of the Paris department store were closed and the lights turned off.
The two shops in France lowered the curtain at 4 p.m. on Monday 9 November. The reason: an insurance problem which prevents it from welcoming the public and the employees.
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