RadioShack — once the go-to chain for consumer electronics — will shutter 1,000 stores during the Memorial Day weekend as it undergoes its second round of Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, the company announced Friday.
RadioShack will continue to operate 70 brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S. as the retailer migrates most of its sales operations to its website, RadioShack said in a news release Friday. This round of closures does not affect the company’s 500 “dealers” — or franchisee-run stores.
The company currently operates four stores in San Antonio, according to its online store locator. Three of those stores will close this weekend, said Steve Moroneso, senior vice president of store operations and real estate for General Wireless
RadioShack will continue to operate 70 brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S. as the retailer migrates most of its sales operations to its website, RadioShack said in a news release Friday. This round of closures does not affect the company’s 500 “dealers” — or franchisee-run stores.
The company currently operates four stores in San Antonio, according to its online store locator. Three of those stores will close this weekend, said Steve Moroneso, senior vice president of store operations and real estate for General Wireless