Home improvement chain LL Flooring plans to close all of its stores and exit the business, after no buyer for the company emerged during negotiations. Among the stores to close are two in ...

The LL Flooring announced that it will be closing all stores within the next 12 weeks.

Listen to this article Henrico County’s LL Flooring, which declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy last month, has signed an agreement to sell 219 stores and other assets to F9 Investments, the company ...

LL Flooring says it will close all of its remaining stores, including seven in Arizona, and cease operations.

LL Flooring has announced that it will close 94 stores in more than 30 states as it filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.

LL Flooring, formerly known as Lumber Liquidators, has secured a last-minute buyer to save 219 stories, though plans continue to close more than 200.

That means all of its remaining stores will soon close their doors. LL Flooring expected to begin to begin the process this week, with closing sales at hundreds of stores slated to start Friday.

LL Flooring, the once formidable flooring hardware competitor of Home Depot, previously known as Lumber Liquidators, is closing all its stores only weeks after filing for bankruptcy.

That means all of its remaining stores will soon close their doors. LL Flooring expected to begin to begin the process this week, with closing sales at hundreds of stores slated to start Friday.

LL Flooring, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last month, announced on Thursday that it will be closing all of its locations nationwide.

LL Flooring filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware on Sunday as the company aims to reduce its physical footprint and close certain stores while pursuing a going-concern sale.