40 Brands That Are Closing Stores This Year

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Jo-Ann Fabric actually had a pretty good last few years. With more people staying at home than usual, it was the perfect time to pick up a new craft, and many of those aspiring DIY-ers headed to their local Jo-Ann's to pick up the supplies they needed to create something beautiful. 

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However, as things return to normal, the craft supply giant has been struggling. So far, it's been reported that Jo-Ann Fabric will close at least eight stores in 2023. While that doesn't sound like a lot, there's talk that this is just the beginning of the company's problems and that they may be on the road to bankruptcy. 

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